Help wild horses at BLM’s notorious Burns Corral (Oregon) get to safety! With all the information coming out of the Burns Corral in Hines, Oregon it’s no wonder that Bureau of Land Management (BLM) volunteers have tried to discredit good advocates for wild horses. I remember when bizarrely our 2012 awareness campaign, about 3-Strikers being sold by the truckload, was attacked. BLM’s collaborators don’t want the public to know the truth because selling truckloads of wild horses to kill buyers is greasing palms and disposing of America’s iconic wild horses that they regard as vermin. Pro-slaughter activists–pushing for Nazi-like population control experiments on wild mares–claim to “volunteer for BLM” and have deep ties to the Burns Corral as well as the Eugene auction house which is frequented by kill-buyers. . . GLENDA (#3413) is a 6 year old mare from Beatys Butte (OR) who holds ancient wisdom and kindness. She deserves respect and love. Ideally GLENDA would be most happy and blessed to leave the notorious Burns Corral with her buddy. She has been there since she was captured in 2015. We hope her buddy can be identified quickly so they both can get out before it’s too late. We will not sit by and let the BLM and their collaborators experiment on GLENDA and her best friend. Read more here:http://protectmustangs.org/?p=10442 Help the mares get to safety! Contact your Senators today! Tell them to protect wild horses and count them before sterilizing them or giving them any "humane alternatives" for population control. The National Academy of Sciences said there is "no evidence" of overpopulation. Marybeth Devlin has pointed out it's a "concocted crisis" that everyone is trying to cash in on. It's obvious now our wild horses suffer for it. Please share this petition widely. Washington cares about numbers and the petition signatures against roundups and slaughter needs to double--then we will take it to the change-makers personally. For the Wild Ones, Anne Novak Volunteer Executive Director Contact@ProtectMustangs.org www.ProtectMustangs.org 501(c)3 nonprofit organization