Sunday, December 30, 2012

Be Heard for the Herds

Young people like Robin Warren, above, are welcome at peaceful protests against slaughter of the West's wild horses

When I called Governor Brian Sandoval's office and asked that he stop the trapping and abuse of Nevada's wild horses, he didn't hear me. When other members of the public called and asked Governor Brian Sandoval to halt Nevada Department of Agriculture's war against Nevada's wild horses, he didn't hear them.

Virginia Range mustangs at the slaughter auction. They are confused by the alien environment and dazzled by flood lights.

Since Governor Brian Sandoval can't hear us, we are taking our request for conversation closer to his Carson City office.  

You have 5 days to plan to join our peaceful protest:

Friday, January 4, 2012 
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in front of the Legislative Building (Hwy 395 East) in downtown Carson City

Dress warmly! 

 If you absolutely cannot join us, email click here to Email Governor Sandoval 

 The next auction is January 9, 2013; There is no time to lose.

If you've read the PHANTOM STALLION books, you're familiar with Mrs. Allen of the Blind Faith Sanctuary. The lady on the right, above, is Mrs. Shirley Allen & I based the fictional Mrs. Allen on her.

 

Labels: Carson City, Governor Brian Sandoval, peaceful protest, Virginia Range wild horses

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Posted by Terri Farley @ 2:00 AM

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Comments: Terri, I can't be there in person but will be there in spirit. I have emailed the governor...hope it does some good. good luck on Friday.
  Thanks for having a heart for horses and for emailing the governor. I'll update you on the demonstration.

  Terri I can't be there either but I wish you the BEST of luck! MAKE that Bas**** hear you!
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