Comment: BLM Bible Springs Wild Horse EA; Bogus | Straight from the Horse's Heart
True
to form, the BLM is attempting to hoodwink the American public and
justify their efforts to rip wild horses from their rightful land by
conveniently “forgetting” to mention in their Bible Springs Complex
Environmental Assessment that wild horses have ALREADY been removed.
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
9th Circuit Condones BLM’s Destruction of Wild Horse and Burro Herds | Straight from the Horse's Heart
9th Circuit Condones BLM’s Destruction of Wild Horse and Burro Herds | Straight from the Horse's Heart
“The BLM has definitely done a great smear campaign on our wild horses.”
stated Rachel Fazio, advocate attorney, “To be honest reading this
opinion it is as if we never wrote any briefs or researched any law -
and never mind the actual facts- it is as if we weren’t even involved in
the litigation at all.
“The BLM has definitely done a great smear campaign on our wild horses.”
stated Rachel Fazio, advocate attorney, “To be honest reading this
opinion it is as if we never wrote any briefs or researched any law -
and never mind the actual facts- it is as if we weren’t even involved in
the litigation at all.
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Donkey Rescue in the Caribbean, a Mission of Love | Straight from the Horse's Heart
Donkey Rescue in the Caribbean, a Mission of Love | Straight from the Horse's Heart
It is, of
course, ‘Feel Good Sunday’ and what better way to celebrate the day but
to share with you some of the work of Wild Horse Freedom Federation’s
Director of Wild Burro Affairs, Marjorie Farabee on the distant
Caribbean island of Bonaire as she currently is struggling to save the
Bonaireans donkey (buriku) from total eradication on this small island
of only 70 square miles.
She has been there, along with
others, for several weeks struggling to get the message out to the local
government and to the Bonairean public. We will be highlighting her
efforts with reports, pictures and documentation through out the
upcoming week.
But for today we share with you a
document that she has submitted which was conceived in her mind but
speaks from her heart on the truth, the origin and the importance of our
small, long eared equine companions, the donkey.
This Sunday we thank Marjorie for
her sacrifice as she fights to save these beloved creatures and we
pledge our support in her fight for the very lives and souls of these
magnificent creatures. We love you Marjorie” ~ R.T.
It is, of
course, ‘Feel Good Sunday’ and what better way to celebrate the day but
to share with you some of the work of Wild Horse Freedom Federation’s
Director of Wild Burro Affairs, Marjorie Farabee on the distant
Caribbean island of Bonaire as she currently is struggling to save the
Bonaireans donkey (buriku) from total eradication on this small island
of only 70 square miles.
She has been there, along with
others, for several weeks struggling to get the message out to the local
government and to the Bonairean public. We will be highlighting her
efforts with reports, pictures and documentation through out the
upcoming week.
But for today we share with you a
document that she has submitted which was conceived in her mind but
speaks from her heart on the truth, the origin and the importance of our
small, long eared equine companions, the donkey.
This Sunday we thank Marjorie for
her sacrifice as she fights to save these beloved creatures and we
pledge our support in her fight for the very lives and souls of these
magnificent creatures. We love you Marjorie” ~ R.T.
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Liam Neeson vs. Horses | Straight from the Horse's Heart
Liam Neeson vs. Horses | Straight from the Horse's Heart
Liam Neeson is an actor, and a good one. Recently, he’s been playing a new role: defender of New York’s anachronistic carriage-horse
industry. He’s attacked the part with all the gusto of recent star
turns in movies like Non-Stop and Taken. But just like those roles, it’s
a fictional portrayal that’s short on facts and heavy on action-hero
posturing and show biz theatrics.
Liam Neeson is an actor, and a good one. Recently, he’s been playing a new role: defender of New York’s anachronistic carriage-horse
industry. He’s attacked the part with all the gusto of recent star
turns in movies like Non-Stop and Taken. But just like those roles, it’s
a fictional portrayal that’s short on facts and heavy on action-hero
posturing and show biz theatrics.
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Internal BLM Memo Recommends Killing Sick Wild Horses On Range | Straight from the Horse's Heart
Internal BLM Memo Recommends Killing Sick Wild Horses On Range | Straight from the Horse's Heart
Coffey says, “Suddenly they’re going to kill off the wild horses because
there’s a man-made drought caused by the BLM’s own mismanagement of our
public lands. They need to rethink how they’re managing public land if
they can’t sustain wild horses they have a mandate to protect.”
Coffey says, “Suddenly they’re going to kill off the wild horses because
there’s a man-made drought caused by the BLM’s own mismanagement of our
public lands. They need to rethink how they’re managing public land if
they can’t sustain wild horses they have a mandate to protect.”
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