Jack, 

We wanted to make sure you saw our last email about the thank you card for our on-the-ground documenters working to safeguard the freedom of wild horses.

From scorching deserts to snow-covered landscapes, our field observers and documenters are there, helping us advance wild horse protections across the West.

As supporters of American Wild Horse Conservation (AWHC), we would love for you to sign the card to thank our dedicated documenters. Will you add your name to the digital card right now so we can share it with them shortly?

Thank you for taking action,  

AWHC

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From: Team AWHC <[email protected]>
Date: September 9, 2025
Subject: Show your gratitude to those protecting wild horses:
To: [email protected]

Jack,

Our work at American Wild Horses Conservation (AWHC) wouldn’t be possible without our boots-on-the-ground documenters working to advance wild horse protections.

From trekking miles into the backcountry of Nevada and Utah to document wild horses for our fertility control programs to traveling to the remote corners of the West to help us hold the Bureau of Land Management accountable by exposing the brutal reality of federal helicopter roundups, our field observers embody the grit, courage, and compassion we cherish here at AWHC. 

Today, we’re inviting you to sign a card to show your gratitude for the work they do. By signing the card today, you can let our documenters know that this support is nationwide.

Show your gratitude for our boots-on-the-ground team braving all weathers to protect wild horses. Add your name to our thank you card today, Jack — and we’ll share it with them soon. 

Together, we can continue fighting to keep horses safe.

With gratitude,  

Team AWHC