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Monday, March 17, 2014
Nevada Governor must rescue Nevada Mustangs 
The Virginia Range wild horses fall
under the control of the Nevada Department of Agriculture. State laws
designate them “stray livestock” no matter how many generations they’ve roamed the sagebrush hills of the Silver State.
This means they can be and are taken to livestock auctions where they are sold by the pound to kill buyers. Wild horse advocates worldwide asked Nevada Governor Bryan Sandoval to halt the “trap – castrate – destroy” cycle.
October 4,
2013: private-public partnership is created to cut NDA costs and save mustangs.
January 2014: ,ASPCA’s Kevin O'Neill and
wild horse advocates meet with NDA to express concern at the Department's failure to implement agreement. Advocates are told action is pending.
February: wild horse trapping continues
March 2014
: silence from the governor’s office as NDA reverts to “trap – castrate –
destroy”
Today: Email, Phone, Fax the Governor and tell him to act on this win-win way to humanely manage the Virginia Range horses
ON THE RANGE through the proposed private-public partnership.
CARSON CITY - Phone: (775) 684-5670 - Fax: (775) fax: (775) 684-5683
LAS VEGAS - Phone: (702) 486-2500 - Fax: (702) 486-2505
Labels: Governor Brian Sandoval, kill buyers, slaughter auction, Virginia Range wild horses Permalink to this blog post Posted by Terri Farley @ 6:56 AM 0 comments  
Friday, March 29, 2013 MUSTANG STALLION
Labels: Bo Rodriguez photo, mustang, Rowdy, Virginia Range wild horses Permalink to this blog post Posted by Terri Farley @ 11:41 AM 3 comments
Monday, February 25, 2013 Rocky Tries Out a Saddle  Dear Readers, Do you remember this photo of Virginia Range orphan Rocky, the Rockstar "dancing" in a human house, all decked out in his diaper? He's growing up and trying out different gear now and PALOMINO ARMSTRONG, rescuer of many wild foals, sent along a letter and photos of his progress. "Because of snow and ice, my plans to take the Rock Star out in the round pen to be "saddled up" were foiled. Thanks to our awesome nursery though, I was able to safely bring him in and we practiced saddling up.
"Man" enough to wear pink (and a saddle)
First of
all, I know he is a boy, and the blanket is pink. But he is a very
manly mustang and can wear it well. Also, the saddle does not fit him
properly (of that I am well aware), but for saddle training it is
perfect. It is light and, as he will only be about one year old
on March 12, 2013, that is very important. It also has the appropriate
things to hang on his sides and the straps to go under his belly and
between his legs.
"As is very
evident, the Rock Star has absolutely no concern about wearing his gear
and moving around in it. He trusts us completely and loved the
attention. By the time he is ready to ride, the gear should be about as
comfy and non-existent as his mane to him."
Labels: orphan foal, Palomino Armstrong, Rocky the Rockstar, Virginia Range wild horses Permalink to this blog post Posted by Terri Farley @ 5:17 AM 0 comments
Monday, January 14, 2013 Horse of my Heart: the real Phantom  Dear Readers, I can't stop going back. I hope you'll go back with me to Meet the horse of my heart. Hugs to you, Terri Labels: Carson City prison, the real Phantom, Virginia Range wild horses Permalink to this blog post Posted by Terri Farley @ 2:30 AM 0 comments
Sunday, January 06, 2013 Virginia Range Stallion on film  Dear Readers, The real Phantom Stallion roamed the Virginia Range before he was captured. The Nevada Department of Agriculture -- unlike today's Dept. -- offered wild horse advocates the chance to save him. Please listen to these two news reports (there's some repetition, but it's totally worth it to watch the horses!), and hear what good publicity this stallion is for the state of Nevada. Then, ask yourself why the Governor doesn't understand. PHANTOM STALLION news report #1The Capture PHANTOM STALLION news report #2 The Release I hope the vision of this amazing mustang inspires you to new ideas & solutions for our horses. Enjoy! Terri Labels: capture, news, phantom stallion, release, Virginia Range wild horses Permalink to this blog post Posted by Terri Farley @ 1:14 PM 0 comments
Wednesday, January 02, 2013 MUSTANGS NEWS BREAKING on Thursday Radio
BREAKING NEWS impacts Nevada's wild horsesThursday, January 3rd 12 noon - 1:00 (Pacific time)WHEREVER you are -- listen: webcast http://renegaderadio.org Hit "Listen Live"Reno - Fallon 101.3 FMNevada Matters radio breaks NEWS on Nevada Department of Agriculture's war on wild horses.Local and national experts explore the pipeline to slaughter for Nevada's Virginia Range mustangs. There may be time for callers in the second half of the show: 775-827-8900.
Labels: Bo Rodriguez photo, Mustangs Matter, Renegade Radio, snow, Virginia Range wild horses Permalink to this blog post Posted by Terri Farley @ 10:35 PM 0 comments
Sunday, December 30, 2012 Be Heard for the Herds
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, 201211 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.
Labels: Carson City, Governor Brian Sandoval, peaceful protest, Virginia Range wild horses Permalink to this blog post Posted by Terri Farley @ 2:00 AM 3 comments
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