After going up to help the 11 wild orphans from the GONACON™ EXPERIMENT, now at Palomino Valley Center, get out ASAP and into loving forever homes, I shared a fundraising campaign for a used trailer to haul rescued wild horses to my personal Facebook wall. Little did I know it would start unraveling the WATER CANYON SCANDAL (WCS) which is connected to the GONACON™ EXPERIMENT on America's wild horses! Read my Facebook post here: https://www.facebook.com/annenovak/posts/10153283077713133?comment_id=10153288072658133&reply_comment_id=10153288085113133¬if_t=feed_comment Read the WCS post on our website and check back for updates: http://protectmustangs.org Please share the WATER CANYON Foals Video so we can get them out of the CAPTIVE PENS with NO SHELTER and place pairs in forever loving homes. Their videos is here: https://www.facebook.com/ProtectMustangs/videos/998070573585295/?theater Let's get these babies adopted by Christmas! Email us at Contact@ProtectMustangs.org if you want to adopt a pair and are having a hard time with BLM Red Tape. Solutions can always be found. For example for SEQUOIA's adoption, the adopter was in Florida and needed some help to get through the red tape so we referred the adopter to a fabulous trainer in Reno who could gentle the wild filly and board her until she can be safely transported to Florida. There are always solutions to any problem. If adopters cannot find a hauler who will take "wild horses" we will volunteer our time to transport the Water Canyon foals/yearlings within 350 miles of Palomino Valley once we have the wild horse trailer: https://www.gofundme.com/WildHorseTrailer The adopter pays gas and lodging if needed. We are 100% volunteer at PROTECT MUSTANGS and our mission is to protect and preserve native and wild horses. We are boots on the ground and will do all we can to help protect America's mustangs who are disappearing (www.ProtectMustangs.org). Please keep sharing this petition so we can reach the 110K signature goal. Seeing these babies stuck in the pen with no shelter and knowing they will be walking around in muck and manure as soon as the rain starts pelting them was so sad. They should be living in freedom right next to their mamas. 9 out of 11 of the orphans would still be nursing in the wild. Please help us help the wild horses. Thank you and Bless you! With love, Anne Anne Novak Volunteer Executive Director www.ProtectMustangs.org Contact@ProtectMustangs.org PROTECT MUSTANGS PO Box 5661 Berkeley, CA 94705