GENERAL FAQs
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In 2022, it was estimated there were 82,384 horses, and that same year 20,193 were removed. If all of the round-ups take place in 2023, well over 10,000 will be removed, leaving only about 50,000 horses still roaming free. Should the round-ups continue at this pace, in about four years all wild horses and burros will be removed from their homes.
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If you live outside of the US, you can help us spread the word by sharing our social media, shopping for the cause, and spreading the word!
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YES! You can find the relevant phone numbers using the Congressional Switchboard (202) 224-3121.
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Bureau of Land Management: BLM
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HMA stands for Herd Management Areas, and HA is Horse Area. There are numerous HMA's in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon-Washington, Utah, and Wyoming. Additional wild horse areas not on public lands include North Dakota, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina.
CONTACT FAQs
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On our Instagram, you will find daily updates, information, and additional ways to get involved!
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Use the Contact Us form, and we will reply promptly with the details.
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On our website, you can visit our How You Can Help page. Additionally, you can follow our Instagram, where a "Call to Action" caption is created with each Instagram post I publish. I regularly update our followers on what we need to accomplish, when, and how.
