SEDONA

This is Sedona who was adopted from the BLM and went to several trainers. Sadly she would “blow up” frequently and it became obvious that she was not a candidate for domestic life. We said yes to her as every person who liked her just wanted to breed her as she’s a curly. So we said yes as one of the last horses we could take this year, and if you follow us on Patreon you will have seen Sedona being turned out with a beautiful new group.

Sedona is a confident and strong mare and she does an awesome job meeting these other powerful and protective mares. The good news is she’s settled into being an accepted member of the family and has no problems being right in the middle of the herd. Sedona now has fun out there with her new family and enjoys the space and freedom, whilst her family and friends group only grows in size. #skydogsedona

Mustangs and Burros Need Your Help

In addition to supporting our work by donating, becoming a patron on Patreon, or sponsoring a Skydog, there are several important pieces of legislation to protect American equines currently moving through Congress. It only takes a few minutes to contact your Rep and Senators and urge them to support these bills:

Save America’s Forgotten Equines (SAFE) Act of 2023 (H.R. 3475 in the House / S.2307 in the Senate). This bill will shut down the slaughter pipeline that sends some 20,000 American horses and donkeys to savagely monstrous deaths in foreign slaughterhouses every year.

The Wild Horse & Burro Protection Act of 2023 (H. R. 3656) This bill will prohibit the use of helicopters or fixed-wing aircraft in the management of wild mustangs and burros on public lands, and require a report on humane alternatives to current management practices.

Ejiao Act of 2023 (H.R. 6021). To ​​ban the sale or transportation of ejiao, a gelatin made from boiling donkey skins, or products containing ejiao in interstate or foreign commerce, which brutally kills millions of donkeys primarily for beauty products and Chinese medicine.

You can Contact Members of Congress by calling the Capitol Switchboard (202) 224-3121‬, submitting contact forms on their individual websites, or sending one email to all three simultaneously at www.democracy.io