National Wild Horse Adoption Event Today

Wild horse and humane animal advocacy groups from across the nation are joining forces for a single cause: to encourage the American public to consider and act on the adoption of a wild horse or burro. A goal of 1,000 adoptions has been set for the first National Wild Horse Adoption Day to be held Sept. 26, 2009. Nearly 33,000 mustangs roam federal lands across the West. In order to...

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