300 HORSE HERD LOSES HABITAT!
Alternative range desperately needed.          What You Can Do!

Wild Horses In Peril

wpe9.jpg (19581 bytes) The Federal Government has cut back development payments to a number of Native American tribes. As a result the Cheyenne River Sioux in South Dakota are at risk of losing their Tribal Park lands. They have had to remove most of the buffalo and about 300 Virginia Range wild horses.

Now the ISPMB is scrambling to find alternative habitat for the herd, either in total or for small groups of horses, until alternative permanent range can be found.

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Help Save the Virginia Range Herd!
    The Cheyenne River Sioux are at risk of losing 22,000 acres of their tribal land. As a result the tribe is having to lease their Tribal Park for cattle grazing to raise money, sold most of their buffalo, and have turned about 300 head of Virginia Range mustangs over to ISPMB. These horses need alternative habitat right away. You can help!

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