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Jack, this may sound obvious — but wild horses can’t speak up for themselves.

When their homes are stripped away, when helicopters drive them into pens and their families are torn apart, when the thundering of their hooves is silenced by policies that put their very lives at risk — they need people like us to be their voice.

And today, as Congress returns to Washington, we have a powerful opportunity to make that voice heard. Across the country, thousands of advocates are joining forces for the Wild Horse Protection Day of Action — demanding that lawmakers take bold steps to protect both wild and domestic horses.

While horses can’t speak for themselves, together, we can ensure Congress hears us loud and clear. Be part of today’s Day of Action by calling on your legislators to support the 2025 Wild Horse Protection Platform. [[link removed]]

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Across the country, supporters, ambassadors, and grassroots advocates are flooding Congress with calls, emails, and social actions — showing that humane, cost-effective solutions have overwhelming public support.

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We are so grateful to every person in this community who speaks up for wild horses — whether by signing a petition, contacting a lawmaker, donating to fund our causes, or simply sharing the truth about what’s happening on our public lands.

Congress is back in session today. Let’s make sure protecting horses is at the top of their agenda.

Together, we can secure a better future for America’s horses.

Giddy up,

American Wild Horse Conservation


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American Wild Horse Conservation
P.O. Box 1733
Davis, CA 95617
United States