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AP News
Lethal measures off table for controlling wild horse herds
AP reports the BLM said euthanasia and slaughter are not being considered for herd control.
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ABC News
Activists fear mass roundup of wild horses with government rule ...
ABC reports the BLM said healthy wild horses cannot be sold for slaughter or euthanasia under current law.
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Bureau of Land Management
Wild Horse and Burro: About the Program
The BLM says it manages herd growth with fertility measures and removals into private care.
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The New York Times
Under Trump, Protected Wild Horses Are Going to Slaughter
The Times reports a legal loophole has allowed protected wild horses to be sold into slaughter pipelines.
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Humane World for Animals
Bureau of Land Management failures lead to betrayal and ...
This report says thousands of wild horses and burros have been sold to slaughterhouses since early 2025.
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American Wild Horse Campaign
President's Budget Could Open Door to Massacre of 64,000 Wild ...
This advocacy group says proposed budget changes could allow mass killing of horses in holding facilities.
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