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In this video you will see Need to Know (from PBS), that features Ginger Kathrens, who has been working with wild horses for many decades. You can also see the films "Cloud Wild Stallion of the Rockies through the Nature program of PBS, a total of 3 films produced by Ginger Kathrens. Just type in Cloud the Stallion, you will find three of the films that was based on Cloud the Stallion. The blog that is so informative and has lately shown the new foals link is: http://us1.campaign-archive1.com/?u=b16d80346618d3ce64e8e9877&id=21047c8360&e=[UNIQID]

NEED TO KNOW BY PBS
​FEATURING GINGER KATHRENS
​Valerie Price is a biologist researching the origins of the native American wild horse. As this is always going to be fundamentally changing history, it is imperative that her work be shown here. Valerie belongs to several groups, including Saving America's Wild Horses on Facebook. Her ebook can be seen and purchased at: http:www.lulu.com/us/en/shop/valerie-price/extinction-or-extermination-the-mystery-of-the-missing-bones/ebook/product/product-20646057.html
VALERIE PRICE, BIOLOGIST, RESEARCHER, AND AUTHOR
VICTOR ROS, PRESIDENT EQUILIBREGAIA.COM
Equilibregaia.com
Victor is currently on location and will be conducting field studies with Lucy Ress. To become part of this field study, use the contact information found on Equilibregaia.com You can also follow the study and more information on the facebook page at
https://www.facebook.com/events/2166372118224581
FSW Pottokas (Basque ponies)
More information: http://wp.me/pe5cu-12P
PSW program is divided into two distinct blocks as follows:
Block 1 August 10 - 11, 2013 : Introduction to Ethology and the Ethogram for Equus cabullus. Basic procedures in obsrvational data collection.
Block 2 August 12 - 16
Observation and data collection on population of free roaming Pottokas. (Basque ponies)
COST FOR COURSE APPROX. $390.00 Contact information at Equilibregaia.com or Victor Ros
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ANNE NOVAK, DIRECTOR
PROTECT MUSTANGS.ORG
URGENT! TAKE ACTION Get your friends to sign and SHARE & EMAIL the Petition! We will go to Washington to deliver this petition to Sally Jewell's office when there are enough signatures! Petition: http://www.change.org/petitions/bring-emergency-shade-for-captive-wild-horses-and-burrosIt's URGENT to take Action before more wild horses get sick and die. August and September are HOT months in Nevada.Sample email to send to friends and family here: http://protectmustangs.org/?p=4851
Video investigation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdM2NrJcX8o&feature=c4-overview&list=UUX02ydgQl6GSD0XdTBz9vaQ
It's essential to share it to reach A LOT of people. Call your friends, email your friends and family and ask them to sign it and share it. We have peaked out and need 30K more signatures! Go for it!
SAVING CALI
BY: TAMI HOTTES (please leave a message for Tami if you are intested in helping her rescue this mustang at: https://www.facebook.com/thottes)
June 21 & 22 2013
With camera in hand, I attended my very first Mustang and Burro adoption event. My mission was to observe, take pictures and make sure the horses and burros were being treated humanely, being fed well and that they had plenty of fresh water. It was very hot and humid in Ewing Illinois. I sure didn't expect to lock eyes with one of the mustang and fall in love with her! Besides! I have always preferred geldings!
I went to each pen starting with #1. My heart went out to the cute little burros that never were adopted. I took pictures of the information sheets that told where they were from, age and description. All had been captured.
The next pen was the yearling pen. All had been born at facilities. I wondered with contempt, how many miles and how fast had their pregnant mothers been stampeded and terrorized before they were forced into the trap. I could barely look at the BLM employees for fear I would say something that would merit my removal from the premises!
Next up .... Mares. All of the mares had been captured except for Cali. She had been born at a facility in California. Hence the name "Cali" One of the mares, a big black beauty, kept the other mares away from us gawkers but Cali and I locked eyes. She seemed to say to me "Please get me out of here!" "I have lived my whole life in a feedlot!" She had a sad and defeated look in those eyes.
My heart ached for her but I had no where to take her and nothing to take her in! But I swore to everyone there that I would get ger home! The price on her head? A mere 25 dollars.
The forth and final pen were 2 year olds...all born in captivity... I have since found a place to keep her and have arranged for transportation in which I will go with the transporter.
All totaled, it will cost 2400 dollars to adopt a 25 dollar mare! Worth every penny of it!
KAREN MAYFIELD, President The Spirit of the Horse.org
WHAT WE HELP YOU WITH FOR FREE
Offering help, free of charge, to those in need with their adopted wild horse. We gentle and train. - If you need assistance please contact us.
We use Native American Horsemanship.
Thank you..
Some of what we do -
We educate the public on the horses' contribution to humanity.
Provide much needed education to the public on wild horse and burro preservation.
Preserve the wild horses in their natural habitat. We photograph and document the colors, the sexes, and ages. We frequently monitor their conditions and travel patterns. These would include, but not limited to - the Virginia Range in the Carson Valley and the Virginia Highlands.
We help horses in need of finding good/approved homes.
Assisting owners of horses that are in need of help - we either help, or find the assistance that they need.
Provide assistance to government agencies -such as The Bureau of Land Management in their adoption program.
We work with The Nevada Dept of Transportation in cleaning the highway of debris that would lure the horses to the roadway. We also work with NDOT on finding solutions that benefit both the motorists and the wild horses in keeping the roads safe in Northern Nevada.
