Updating on News our Wild Mustangs are safe!! The U.S. Forest Service as just announced that they are withdrawing their Wild Horse roundup and impound of the Salt River horses that roam free in the Tonto National Forest, which is not far from Phoenix, Arizona. This is impart of all the petitions that were shared and signed throughout the nation. Government officials had to listen to the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE dedicated in protecting and saving our Wild Horses. Mahalo to everyone!!!

Photo | Jennifer MaHarry Photography Thank you everyone who signed and shared all the petitions to save our Wild Horses! Great news! This morning, the U.S. Forest Service announced that it has withdrawn its notice to round up and impound the wonderful Salt River wild horses who live in the Tonto National Forest near Phoenix, Arizona. This is a direct result of public pressure and a great example of how our government and elected officials can and should listen to the will of the people! Since August, we have worked with our coalition partner the Salt River Wild Horse Management Group(SRWHMG) toward the cancellation of the impound notice in order to allow time to negotiate an agreement for the long-term protection of the horses on Salt River. Just last week, U.S. Congressman Matt Salmon and seven of his House colleagues sent a letter to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, who oversees the Forest Service, asking the agency to listen to public, which wants these horses preserved. Previously, Senators John McCain and Jeff Flake and Governor Doug Ducey expressed their strong support on behalf of their constituents for protection of these horses. Huge congratulations go to the SRWHMG and its president Simone Netherlands for their tireless work to protect these horses. They have organized tremendous public support and have spent years doing critically-important, boots-on-the-ground work as stewards and documentarians of this very special herd. Thank you sincerely to the AWHPC supporters who provided us with the resources to help fight this battle to save these amazing horses. The American Wild Horse Preservation will continue to work securing lasting protection for these beautiful animals which are part of our heritage.  Hard work still lies ahead, but for now, we need to  celebrate this victory -- it shows that the power of the people can prevail!                WE ARE THEIR VOICE WE WILL CONTINUE                              TO SAVE AND PROTECT!

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