Hi Jack,

It’s Patricia. As Giving Tuesday comes to a close, I’m reaching out one last time on behalf of our team to ask for your support to help us hit our $100,000 matched Giving Tuesday goal before midnight.

As of this moment, we are 72% of the way to our critical $100,000 goal, but we need one final push to get us across the finish line. Thanks to a generous matching gift, every donation made before midnight will be DOUBLED, giving you 2X the impact to protect wild horses and burros. Will you be the one to help us cross the finish line?

This community has accomplished extraordinary things this year:

• You helped us shut down the Adoption Incentive Program (AIP), after a landmark deciding in our years-long litigation that this program was funneling wild horses to slaughter.
• You helped us document every single Bureau of Land Management (BLM) helicopter roundup, turning footage into direct policy pressure.
• You helped us fight in court for Wyoming’s historic herds, halting one of the largest wild horse roundups in U.S. history.
• And you helped us reach members of Congress to preserve the federal slaughter ban, secure $11 million in government funding for humane fertility control and launch the Wild Horse Caucus to build long-term support in Washington for our wild herds

Because of you, real progress is happening. But the challenges ahead are unlike anything we’ve faced. Over 62,000 once-wild horses and burros are already confined in holding — with more at risk in the year ahead.

It’s essential we enter 2026 at full strength to protect our wild herds. Every dollar you give before midnight will be 2X matched, giving our team the tools we need to expose cruelty, fight harmful policies, and protect the freedom of these iconic animals. Will you make a donation before Giving Tuesday is over to power the work ahead, Jack?

From the bottom of my heart: thank you for standing with us, for standing up for these herds, and for being part of the movement to keep wild horses and burros free.

With deep gratitude,

Patricia Miller
Board Chair
American Wild Horse Conservation