Fwd: FW: Help for wild horses may come too late

FYI.

I just responded to this request to help the wild horses and save taxpayer money. It was fast and easy (just click on the link below).



 

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Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2011 15:02:55 -0600
From: humanesociety@hsus.org
To: indianoaksfarm@msn.com
Subject: Help for wild horses may come too late

Wild horse advocate Madeline Pickens has offered her help. Tell the BLM to accept it. Trouble with links or images? View this message online. January 18, 2011 Urge BLM to Postpone Roundups Dear Shawn, Horse advocate Madeleine Pickens' non-profit organization, Saving America's Mustangs, has a proposal to help wild horses, and save taxpayer dollars. She's offered to take in more than 2,000 wild horses scheduled to be permanently removed in late January from the Antelope Valley Herd Management Complex in Nevada. Please urge the BLM to accept Madeleine Pickens' generous offer and immediately postpone the scheduled Antelope Valley roundup so that Mrs. Pickens and her staff have time to prepare the facilities to care for these horses. Thank you for all you do for wild horses. Wayne Pacelle, President & CEO The Bond, by Wayne Pacelle Wayne Pacelle's first book, The Bond: Our Kinship with Animals, Our Call to Defend Them, will be released April 12 by William Morrow. Watch Wayne's video introduction, then read the first excerpt» Lobby for Animals Have you signed up for Humane Lobby Day 2011? This is your chance to be a voice for animals in your state capitol. Find your event» Be Square Add The HSUS as a friend on foursquare -- a location-based social network where you "check in" to physical locations. Sign up»   App for That Get our free Humane TV app for your iPhone or iPad and watch our animal rescue videos anytime. Download from iTunes» © 2011 The Humane Society of the United States | All rights reserved | 2100 L Street, NW | Washington, DC 20037 humanesociety@hsus.org | 202-452-1100 | humanesociety.org We are committed to protecting your privacy, so your email address will NEVER be sold, rented, or exchanged. This message was sent to indianoaksfarm@msn.com. Visit your subscription management page to modify your email communication preferences or update your personal profile. To stop ALL email from The Humane Society of the United States, click here (or reply via email with "remove" in the subject line).

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