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  • Stop Horse Slaughter
  • Wild Horses Prevent Fires
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  • Saving 18 Wild Horses
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About Us

Mission:

 Love Wild Horses, saving the last of America’s icons of the West, from slaughter and extinction, with humane, innovative on range holistic land and water conservancy practices, for the mutual symbiotic benefit of the wild ones, wild places and humanity; inspiring the wild heart of the West to live on, today and for future generations to come._ 


Photo: By Jeanne Bencich-Nations 

Love Wild Horses®


Love Wild Horses® BOARD OF DIRECTORS  


 Colleen Shaw , Secretary


Michael Stocker, Treasurer


Evelyn Arce, Director 


Chief  Lee Plenty Wolf 


Jetara Séhart, Founder & President





Love Wild Horses Wildlife Ecologist;

Craig Downer, is an experienced wild equine expert supporting re-wilding and our understanding of the innate value of free roaming wild horses for our Western range lands and the West. To learn more about Craig's wealth of wild equine work please visit: 

The Wild Horse Conspiracy 


Photo: By Robin Wadhams

Our Story in Brief!

We began helping the wild horses in August of 2010, upon discovering the tragic plight of America's wild ones.

Since we perform broad outreach, in gathering 700,000 + supporters. 

 our  projects include, improving humane treatment & care through introducing and  implementing innovative management solutions, for the last of America's free roaming and captured wild horses and burros, to remain free, be treated humanely and to thrive in balance with their and our land and water to be well today and for future generations to come.





Photo: By Cat Kindsfather 

Jetara Séhart, Visiting & Documenting to ease suffering for Wild horses in a Bureau of land Management WH&B holding facility, Palomino Valley Center,  Nevad

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