NOVEMBER 10, 2024 A decade after wild horse capture in Alberta sparked backlash, animal rights advocates are concerned new measures being considered by the province will put the current wild horse population at risk. Erik Bay has the story.

ALBERTA MOUNTAIN HORSE PRESERVATION SOCIETY

The Alberta Mountain Horse Preservation Society are very concerned about wild horses and the threats to their existence in Alberta. They are a non profit society and we found the questions and concerns they shared in this post especially interesting.WE ARE CURRENTLY...

WILD HORSES ALBERTA SAMPLE LETTER

December 13, 2024: Darrell Glover writes:[Your Name][Your Address][City, Province, Postal Code][Email Address][Phone Number][Date] The Honourable [Minister's Full Name]Minister of Forestry and ParksMinistry of Forests and Parks and Rangeland Department[Address][City,...

GOVERNMENT CONTACTS FOR ALBERTA WILD HORSE ADVOCATES

Honourable Todd LoewenMinisterForestry and Parks780 644-7353Email: todd.loewen@gov.ab.ca Smith, Danielle, Honourable Premier,307 Legislature Building10800 - 97 AvenueEdmonton, ABT5K 2B6Phone: 780 427-2251E-mail: premier@gov.ab.ca Simieritsch, Rob Executive...

WE ARE CURRENTLY RAISING FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF...

The Bouvry slaughter plant in Alberta is currently closed, though whether that closure is temporary or permanent remains unclear. The plant in Quebec continues to operate.

You might be surprised that in many parts of Canada, independent butchers report receiving requests to slaughter horses alongside other livestock. To some, money is money — and an animal is simply meat so slaughter continues to thrive across Canada.

Ban Horse Slaughter continues to intervene directly — purchasing horses from kill buyers and from pens operated by First Nations Bands before they are shipped for slaughter. With the help of a foster network, we place horses into safe, permanent homes.

MARCH 2026: We are currently raising funds to purchase and support a small group of draft horses from a situation where a kill buyer has offered top dollar.

The costs extend well beyond purchase — transport, feed, veterinary care, and ongoing support.

Ban Horse Slaughter is 100% volunteer-run.

0% goes to salaries.

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