I would pay money to spend a day walking around with your donkeys. You might think about organizing Donkey Walks or something of that sort.

@janelahmeyer2014

11 ай бұрын

great idea

@peacefulpasturesdonkeyrescue

11 ай бұрын

That’s a great idea! Thank you

@evalynlemon5045

11 ай бұрын

Inserting a blurb from Bee Tree Farm in Texas where she offers the opportunity people mingle with her dairy goad herd. PRIVATE GOAT WALKS THROUGH HONEYSUCKLE RANCH - YEAR ROUND $75/hour This experience begins at the Honeysuckle event barn in the center of the ranch property. Guests are invited to meet at the barn at the agreed upon time where they will meet with Jenna and the entire herd of dairy goats along with their livestock guardian dog (LGDs) companions who live with the goats and protect them from predators. The dogs are extremely large and extremely friendly! Our goats have all been handled since birth and raised by humans, so they absolutely love visitors. They also love walking through the ranch and will follow humans anywhere. The walk is a loop into the center of the property and is on uneven ground. Guests will encounter lots of brush, mesquite trees, cactus and plenty of rocks. Please wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and bring along something to drink.@@peacefulpasturesdonkeyrescue

In Missouri this woman needs volunteers to help with her 300 donkeys so come people and help her.

What a stunning lady farrier and great teacher too

I don't think you get compassion fatigue from doing what you love, but from the stressful experience regarding economics, and seeing the same problem over and over, which makes you feel like it's never getting better. When you can't save everyone, and if you aren't able to let that go. Like they mentioned in the video, that you don't feel like anyone can do what you do, so you either don't trust them, or don't trust adopters. Which in many cases start to resemble hoarding. I volunteer as a foster home for cats, and I'm aware that death is part of life. Which means that sometimes I get difficult cases, as they know that I accept that we might not be able to help that animal, and by ending its suffering, we also make room to help another. ❤

I couldn't help but notice that Peaceful Pastures' location is fairly close to the lakes areas in Missouri. The places where a lot of wealthy people go to play. I think it should be possible to bring in more events if they tap into the summer vacation/lake goers populations, that could help bring in more donations. Maybe having a campground on the farm as another source of income. With some donkey-centric educational camp activities? Just a thought.

@schluterkristina7165

11 ай бұрын

Maybe something like work and travel or like work and vacation...

@erik9972

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for commenting! Peaceful Pastures presently offer Air BnB experiences to tour the rescue for those interested in visiting and learning more about what is being done to save these precious animals. They have also considered establishing a camp area like you suggested and exploring all the aspects like feasibility, need, liability, time, and additional required resources before moving forward. Thanks again!!

@Galemor1

11 ай бұрын

Those buggy rides feeding the donkeys can be very profitable.

@juliamclane8319

11 ай бұрын

I think if they tap into the summer vacation/lake goers populations, that could definitely help bring in more donations. And with having some donkey- centric educational camp activities are really good ideas.

Beth, I really enjoyed this video and learning more about your organization. I’ve never seen so many donkeys in one place to be honest but it is wonderful work you were doing and organization keep up the good work.

A caring and competent farrier is priceless. Hats off to the farriers!

@heathercummins1644

11 ай бұрын

She did an amazing job in one session for that donkey.

@kendrabench6398

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Bless her heart, I can feel Beth's heart and how deep her emotions are for these darling donkeys.....

Tawnee you are a force to be reckoned with!! I love your job and your dedication to spread awareness about horse health.

Thank you for shining a light on this amazing rescue. Love donkeys!

wonderful interview and impressive site run by animal angels who restore health and comfort to precious donkeys in highest need. best of luck for visibility and increase in funding.

@laurasharp593

11 ай бұрын

I could not agree with you more. Great comment.🐴🎀✌😊

@janelahmeyer2014

11 ай бұрын

@@laurasharp593 much energy here, with internet the distances between people are shrinking and many people need to get in the loop in creative ways. god bless her

I'm dying over the person hiding behind jason in the outro! As a fellow camera shy individual I support it.

One thing I really liked about this organization was the openness to new ideas. She is like a sponge absorbing the mentoring & implementing it. She knows she is over capacity & is seeking to address it. This place does lots of rehab cases so it does take longer for them to be ready for adoption. It has the acreage to grow & is already seeing an increase in donations. There is potential here for a winner. It is going to be hard to choose.

I love Peaceful Pastures! I know we see a lot of horse rescues that have a few donkeys, Beth has just flipped the tables… I didn’t realize she had so little help though… volunteers usually think of dogs/cats/horses, the more popular pets, so it is good that word is getting out on these lovely smart creatures!!❤ Maybe I should move to Lincoln…. 😊

@ddawe31635

11 ай бұрын

I would enjoy spending a weekend down there to help.

@erik9972

11 ай бұрын

We'd love for you to come down!

@bethhakala1186

11 ай бұрын

@@ddawe31635we love volunteers! Please reach out. We would totally love to have you here.

Your media team has done awesome work these intros are amazing

I thought I was going to be bored by this video but Wow! What an interesting video. This lady works so hard and never have I seen so many donkeys coming up to a vehicle and want love and cookies. She works really hard with socializing them. I believe they truly need more mentoring and it would be of great benefit for them. Hope they get the grant!

The first meeting of Fred and Beth sounded like a thing from a movie. What a great story

Beth is clearly a wonderful woman, what she's doing is amazing!

What a compassionate bunch of people!! Your farrier is priceless!!

@erik9972

11 ай бұрын

Peaceful Pastures is very blessed to have Kendra as their farrier and Co-Board Chairperson!

Realizing your limits is absolutely the most difficult task in any rescue. Drawing the line and letting go is heartbreaking. I've been involved in horse rescue, domestic animal rescue and wildlife rescue and they absolutely all have the same issues. It is heartbreaking to have to leave any behind and they can haunt your dreams forever, but you have to focus on the ones that you can save and try to stay as positive as you can. Burnout happens when you try to do everything and the financial struggles can shorten your life. I think it's vitally important especially right now that rescues prepare themselves for some serious economic times and try to insulate themselves as much as possible. As more people are having to make tough decisions within their households more animals are facing eviction and fewer donations are likely. This rescue is doing amazing things for these wonderful animals, but I feel they're walking a tightrope that is leaving them very vulnerable to an economic downturn. One thing I would suggest would be better land management which unfortunately likely means fewer animals. In a drought the land can get beat down to nothing if over grazed and it can take years to recover. If deteriorated enough only the weeds will come back rather than your grass. If they don't have their own hay it might also be worth converting or investing in some acres for hay production. I wish my land was closer as I have 60 acres of grass and only 1 old horse left who has cushings so can't be on pasture. It's too hilly and rocky to bale, but I used to run 20+ horses on half of it and only needed to hay for 2-3 months in winter back when I was rescuing horses. It really helped keep the cost of their care manageable and allowed for pasture rotation which is even more critical during droughts. There were some great ideas here for tapping into more sources of funding too, but as everyone knows, liability is always a concern.

I just love Peaceful Pastures. This is the only episode I have watched multiple times. I really hope you invite them to boot camp. Your guidance and mentorship could truly save Beth from burnout and from going beyond her ability to care for the donkeys.

What a generous and kind person.

@peggsargent132

11 ай бұрын

Yes great people out there ❤

The little donkeys are such empathetic creatures. Like a little horsey dog. And what we are doing to them, shipping them for slaughter for China is/has to be THE worst evil I can imagine. Please support Beth. If you have a problem, take it up with those who commit the evil. She is doing all she can to save these precious souls. And please support equine rescue! If she were truly a hoarder, would she be adopting them out??? COme on people. THINK!

Its pretty obvious that Peaceful Pastures Donkey Rescue really need so much help, my heart goes out to them. The fact that its probably more difficult to find that special home for them than horses. Its a more specialised re homing issue. They are doing an amazing job under the circumstances.

This episode was amazing and I was so very impressed. Worried about the amount of donkeys and the lack of people to help out, but I'm sure they will find a way that balances it all out. I've joined their Face Book and will continue to follow their progress!!!

That was very enlightening to watch. She definitely has a lot of donkey's. She is very dedicated to those donkey's and takes very good care of them from what I could see. 😊

Until I started following Horse Plus I had no idea how many donkeys there are in this country.

Great Organization. Thank you for all their hard work to save so many. I agree they need more adoption events.

Horse Plus you have introduced us to another awesome person. So glad she is part of the mentoring program. Welcome to the family❤

Once you've been to an auction that doesn't care, you will be scarred for life! It never leaves you, the horrors you see people capable of against animals! The only way I would ever go back to one is if I knew I could save some!

Whenever we leave house,we turn on classical music for our dog, kiki. Our chix even enjoy music in summer.

There is also Fletcher Farms Amarillo in Texas that's a draft horse rescue, they have also rescued and relocated other equines too. Maybe you can also partner with them, we (I'm helping Julie to hopefully get this set up, she's so busy) are trying to get a direct buy or surrender system set up so the horses won't endure a trip to Texas on a kill or livestock buyers truck, and Fletcher Farms Amarillo can save money for vet care by doing this. They are also working with Vets who have PTSD. They are also a full circle of life because they have had to do the last act of kindness after rescuing a horse.

@janelahmeyer2014

11 ай бұрын

please consider this i feel the same way

@cherylmillard2067

11 ай бұрын

@@janelahmeyer2014 Thank you !

@watchesfromedges

11 ай бұрын

I've been following Fletcher Farms from the beginning from the UK, and I'd love to see them partner with Horse Plus and have someone to turn to for advice and support. They have come so far in such a short time.

@wakingohiomama9110

11 ай бұрын

YEEESSSS!! I love their project!! Big Hoof Foundation. I think I stated the very same thing in another vid lol!!!💗🐴💗🐴💗🐴

@wakingohiomama9110

11 ай бұрын

I just started my Bachelor's program for Therapeutic Horsemanship. Perhaps the beginning of a MAJOR PROJECT!! I hope together we can all save these beautiful spiritual animals from slaughter and abuse.

Come here Beth, my friend, you're a love & I am so proud of you & your facility. You're the Bees Knees Girlfriend! Keep doing good! Blessings ❤️

This woman is the embodiment of Christ. She is incredible. Just so incredible. The heart of this woman.

Now thats a hard working woman right there that does not take any days off and her farm is huge and so much on her plate I feel weird saying I enjoyed this video due to how hard she works but this is my favorite video bless her heart

I can't even tell you how much I appreciate this donkey rescue. We are so similar to them. leaning in with love.

Have you ever thought of a day camp or weekend camp for 6-10 people to educate on donkey care or ownership? Also, maybe bring in a few volunteers to just handle the donkeys. Out west, there are donkey races, and many older hikers have donkeys to carry their packs. Also, they pull the manure cart and a small buggy. Donkeys really enjoy "helping" around the home place. All of these organizations are doing fantastic jobs. Good luck choosing a "winner." They are all winners.

You've never heard of donkeys and music? Oh My Gosh! Tawnee! I've always played music for my animals. Smooth jazz, smooth symphonies and even classical for mares in foal. It calms them! Just like it calms humans. Light airy ambient music. Even something like Dan Gibson's sounds of nature. Music is just as good for the animals as it is for humans.

@deloradeabel8487

11 ай бұрын

Plants love music too,it is a known fact that plants flourish when listening to music !❤

@tamo9520

11 ай бұрын

@@deloradeabel8487 You are so right! (I guess I didn't think about that at the time I typed my comment)

Oh my goodness, what an awful thing for that precious animal to go through.

So much love, concern and work going on to every animal there. Grown so fast to such numbers is a shock to see meaning far too many animals in dia straits, is daunting. No we can't save them all but emotionally it takes a huge toll on the societies trying their upper most to have to learn how to say no. Oh I do not envy anyone placed in this situation. I am pleased to hear that the board members are aware and can be strong enough to do their best for staff and the animals. Thank you Tawnee and Jason for bringing us along to meet these beautiful souls do such great efforts to help save and rehome these precious animals. ❤

Excellent farrier!!

Another awesome episode! Subscribed to Peaceful Pastures Donkey Rescue!

So lovely to know you are there to support them.

So many donkeys! And it’s such a beautiful place. Beth is truly exceptional with her vision. Thank you for taking us along! The farrier also is doing such amazing work. I really hope they can get more support to sustain for many, many years to come. I totally understand it’s really hard to turn animals in need down - or to watch them being loaded off to slaughter. I am not sure if I could take it in without breaking down crying. I just wish like Tawnee said that the whole system could change!

It’s defiantly a problem for all rescues. Who takes over if something happens to us.

OMG love ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I absolutely love horses and mini donkeys.

Wow! Two comments: we didn’t get to hear any donkeys braying! Also I am interested in learning more about where donkey products are most in demand, why kill buyers are buying them. On a quick google I see their meat is primarily consumed in China but that their skins are also sold for a variety of products.

Great job beautiful video ❤yay donkeys

Thank You from Sweden ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Everyone is doing such great work. So Awesome!!

I like Beth and her group a lot. Glad you gave her advice about having 300 donkeys and what the repercussions will be. I agree with you for sure but she's got a very soft heart. Maybe she should not to to auctions for a while.

16:31 She's just like me 😅 I immediately get attached to animals and it's extremely hard for me to let go

great org n great people..god bless n huggs

Love your new episode..thank you.❤️❤️❤️❤️

Teach your donkeys go in harness and to pull wagons and that way they can get a home that can give them some gentle work as donkeys can have fun as they are pack animals and they are very very strong and it gives them a job as I had a donkey that use to get out of his paddock because he was bored and after that he was broken in to harness and to carry a pack with food for humans and animals as I use to go bush with my horses and I took my donkey with me too and he was not stubborn he wanted to work and he was very well looked after and he is now retired he is not in good health from very old age and he is under a vet as my best friend now has my donkey as I don’t have any where to keep him and I found out that he will be put to sleep soon if he doesn’t improve with his health

@heathercummins1644

11 ай бұрын

And help around the rescue with chores!😂😂😂

This is for the rescue organizations. Why don't you contact the closest training school for farriers and ask them to bring their classes out to you one day a month. Or maybe twice a month? Your farrier could still do her specialized care. It would help their training and your work load. And you could feed them their lunch and even ask them to advertise for volunteers. I think you have a heavy load and I would love to see you have help. I think you could even ask the training carriers to volunteer and form a committee to come up with options to raise money. Good luck..

@bethhakala1186

11 ай бұрын

That would be great, but the closest school is 2-3 hrs away. I have also approached the vet schools, but being 2 hours away was not feasible for them either.

Wow what an amazing rescue x I think they are doing an amazing job and love how they are already implementing changes suggested by you guys. I do think adoption events and possibly camping with the donkeys would be an awesome money maker for you guys ❤

Absolutely some wonderful folks at this rescue.....love donkeys myself.....and my heart goes out to the concerns for "what happens is something happens" .... I agree the video of the baby cam or the feeding cam would be popular....I sure will show up at feeding time meself!!!!!❤❤

What a fun and inspiratiinal organization with a truly beautiful facility! They specialize donkey rescue but also accept horsessoalready are networking which is great But their expertise in getting mini donkeys and horsesadopted really stood out for me since the auctions seem to be overflowing with minis.

Over 200 acres....really great property.....However, I think to control liability or other contingency, I would consider splitting off the Rescue to a limited number of acres. So just in case sometime in the future if the owner does become ill or cannot work, her homestead will not be part of the rescue, creditors will not be going after ALL her assets. I'm not sure exactly how this is done, but there are folks who understand what I mean and can advise her how to handle preparations for such a contingency. God bless her, she is a strong woman with a great heart. ❤❤❤

@erik9972

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for your concern! Peaceful Pastures implemented a contingency plan that protects Beth's personal assets and is continually working towards establishing a sound contingency plan for all of our donkeys in the event that she becomes ill or cannot work.

The system needs to be fixed so many people breeding and careless and getting away with it.

What an awesome organization and a great episode! Thank You so much!

The clinical definition of hoarding requires you to not get rid of whatever. I adopted out 8 between Aug when we started and Dec 2021 when we had about 30 in the rescue, 25 in 2022 when the numbers were growing but less than 200, and nearly 30 so far this year with 4 upcoming appointments this month and roughly 10 applications in review by our Director of Adoptions. When she approves them, they make an appointment and come get donkeys that match what they want. Of these nearly 300 animals on site, less than 20 are my own and a few are residents we keep for tours and events. The rest are adoptable. Some come starved and take a few months to get back in shape, those with awful feet maybe a yr, and there are a lot of jacks we cycle through to get castrated. We based 300 off the amount of property and money available. Do we plan to decrease numbers, yes. Are we hoarding, hardly.

@flowerchild724

11 ай бұрын

Pay no attention to the idiots Beth. Just like people want to claim I am making money...by spending money??? Stick with the four legged jack asses. LOL

I vote for this place!!

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With no rest and time out your mental health really suffers and you can start to make mistakes and bad judgements. Let people into your circle, it’s people right to be given that opportunity to live and nurture the animals…

@bethhakala1186

11 ай бұрын

We are trying to get more people involved.

What about teen volunteers? Maybe a club at the local high school would want to help on weekends.?

@peacefulpasturesdonkeyrescue

11 ай бұрын

We do have the Boy Scouts who come periodically. FFA and 4H has been invited, as have the vet schools. We do get some community service help, when they show. We are working to expand our volunteer program and implemented the Presidential Volunteer Service Award program to encourage more. We occasionally get volunteers from a local community college. As far as regular volunteers, we are trying.

I know what Tawnee was looking at, versus what the owner was. What they've done in just 2 years is amazing! But it's kinda like Pony Tales was (but with way more space)...

I can't believe that the ag department is not there at the auction and overseeing a lot of

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Horses, donkeys and mules are meant to be ridden and loved on. They are not meant to be eaten!!!!!!

Could you soak the hoof to help get it trimmed?

Get some big horses and go trail ridding and go for a week or three weeks and have some of your donkeys carry a pack with all the food you need for your animals and humans and make it a paying trip to go camping the old way no cars or electric on the trip as if you was ne’er me in Australia I would go camping all the time as I wish that I was born in the olden days that there is now cars

@annmurry1628

11 ай бұрын

There is no cars

You need an education person who can go out to schools and/ or do presentations to kids to get them and their parents involved.

@erik9972

11 ай бұрын

We agree! This has been something we have discussed long before our involvement with Horse Plus Humane Society as well as building a a multi-use, three seasons pavillion which could be used not only for education but also for other events as well such as birthday parties and business gatherings. Thanks!!

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Wow! They are doing great work, but badly need more help. More people, more money more everything - it cant be allowed to Fail because they are so needed - its sad - these are also beautiful animals - they are just not wanted like horses. The BLM was always something terrible. I myself have always hated how they work - they were always there for the ranchers who wanted horse free Land. They used to block off the water for them deliberatly, then hunted them down so brutally - horrible company. Just so many very bad policies, nothing good for the equines! Bad Lobbyists deciding everything, well the money dictated.

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The owner is an amazing woman. I think they could get their odds and ends in order. BUT I also think that with the money the should hire someone to help with the work load. And never take in more than 300 ever. Her heart is if its possible maybe too big.

Is Fletcher Farms Amarillo are they full circle of life shelter?😊

As a dog rescue taking dogs from kill shelters. Animals need to move not stagnate at a rescue. It’s tough with so much need.

@erik9972

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for your viewpoint however you infer a misguided and misplaced assumption. Our donkeys don't stagnate rather they thrive! We take the most vulnerable and the worst of the worst and provide them with hope for a second chance by addressing their medical, nutritional, and social needs and the opportunity to be adopted by caring, responsible individuals and families that will provide them a loving forever home.

I wonder if she outreached to high schools and colleges in the area to get help. I couldn’t afford a horse at that time but would have loved being able to work with a donkey or mini

@peacefulpasturesdonkeyrescue

11 ай бұрын

I have and get periodic help. We are quite a drive for most people, so that is limiting, but I keep trying.

I'm wondering if there is a way to network with other rescues in the state or neighboring states that primarily work with horses, but could take on a couple donkeys at a time to get adopted out locally to good homes. I have no experience with donkeys but thought I'd heard or read recently that they are good guardians for other livestock. Maybe a good marketing tool?? Idk... just a couple thoughts.

@erik9972

11 ай бұрын

Hi Sandy! Thanks for your suggestions! The Board is continually discussing ideas and ways to proactively implement steps to increase awareness, move forward in events and adoptions and provide quality care for our long ears!

Can you tell us what can a donkey do on a farm?

Not understanding people saying this rescue is hoarding. They deal primarily with donkeys with messed up feet that take a long time to rehab... think about how long it takes to adopt out a horse to just be a pasture pet, then realize that is all they deal with but with donkeys. There just isnt as much demand for them as a rideable horse! Therfore going to take longer to adopt out. Yes, they do need to learn to say no more often, but in no way does this look like hoarding. Overall a very hard rescue to be, but they are new and constantly learning from the sounds of it!

Try the doers to take up some of the work it will blow your mind. Off site very professional people that can edit videos or even answer email. Take something off your plate

@bethhakala1186

11 ай бұрын

We have one and he is doing great with social media and tweaking the webpage.

The BLM just came in to our town and rounded up our town band of wild horses. Very sad and hopeful that they are now safe.

Can people not be traced from auction and be presented. In some countries you are not allowed to send a lame animal to auction

Did anyone else find the 2 minute & 21 second intro a bit too long?

I'm so glad that Horse Plus visited Peaceful Pastures because they have a problem with hoarding. I've seen hoarding happen so many times with animal rescues where people involved believe that they are the only ones that can give an animal what it needs only to get bogged down, burned out, and broke. Either boundaries are put in place so they can continue their initial mission of actual rescue, or they spend all of their time many and effort on just caring for the ones they can't emotionally let go of. I hope that they can stay focused on their mission of saving lives.

@bethhakala1186

11 ай бұрын

Maverickspirit: Hoarders do not adopt out animals. We adopted out nearly 60 equines since we started in Aug 2021. We have several appointments this month to adopt more out and several applications in review. I hardly think this defines hoarding. In fact, because we take in those with the worst neglect and abuse, it takes longer to even get them ready to adopt. That requires they stay longer. We aren’t going to adopt out equines who aren’t ready physically or emotionally. The number 300 doesn’t automatically mean hoarding. Perhaps if you learned more about our organization, you would be more qualified to render an opinion.

Tawnee can you please tell us more about blm horses

It's great, but seriously 300 donkeys? My God. This can easily go terribly wrong. This is borderline animal hoarding. Even when her own team says that she can't seem to let them get adopted. Yes, it's terrible what these animals have to go through, but you can't save them all. You are one person.

@flowerchild724

11 ай бұрын

There is always the option for other people to get behind her. One can become many. Have you considered helping instead of criticizing?

@angei8668

11 ай бұрын

@@flowerchild724I donate money, food. Toys, beds ect. And for 10 years a place for homeless animals. Cats, dogs, rodents. I set out traps and help cat shelters bring in homeless cats. I am very well aware of what it looks like when people standing with water way over their heads, even if they mean well. And we all know that 300 donkeys is too much, If anything, it's startled that people don't react more to the sheer number of donkeys and horses on the ground. It is an impossible task. Again, they have ONE farrier on 300 animals. I have to admit that my comment came out a bit hastily for some. But you guys have to understand the seriousness of this. It is not sustainable. It's at this point even cruel. They don't have a vet on site everyday, they can't possibly know if the animals are suffering or not. *Even then*, 300 animals, how will a handful of people without REAL education know what to look for?

@flowerchild724

11 ай бұрын

Yes. It’s horrible that humans are so evil. Hopefully awareness education and compassion will grow? Still, to come here and be so abrasive, no supportive whatsoever is detrimental to Beth. She is doing something at least. Donkeys deserve love as much as cats and dogs. If you don’t like them, stick to saving them that you claim you do.

@flowerchild724

11 ай бұрын

@@angei8668your argument is senseless. Find something else to do with your time. Maybe go save some cats and dogs? Obviously you think donkeys don’t matter.

@bethhakala1186

11 ай бұрын

Hoarders don’t adopt out animals. Since we started in Aug 21, we have adopted out nearly 60 animals with several more pending currently. All you know about this organization is what was chosen for you to see. The animals are happy and healthy, and anyone who comes here will agree. They run free, play, and enjoy life. You know nothing about our vet involvement, how our organization operates or much else. How do you know we have no “real education”? Have you reached out to learn about us before criticizing? NO! All you know is we have 300 donkeys and what was provided in this episode. Perhaps before you criticize, you should learn more about us or come see for yourself.

What is the BLM?

@erik9972

11 ай бұрын

BLM stands for Bureau of Land Management. As defined by Google, their purpose is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. More information regarding their Wild Horse and Burro program can be found at www.blm.gov/programs/wild-horse and burro/about the program.

This is sickening 😭😭 killing those beautiful horse's some people don't care about those horses it's all about money 💰😭💰😭😭