Project Report
| Jul 6, 2025
Navajo Horses Rescue & Recovery Mission Check-In July 2025
By Katia Louise | Director
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Dear friends,
Wishing everyone a safe and joyful summer.
As always we are extremely greatful to our devoted supporters that help to make this project possible. We extend out utmost appreciation for your support.
The Wild for Life Foundation’s (WFLF) Navajo Horse Rescue and Recovery Mission (NHRRM) is a lifesaving program which provides rescue and sanctuary services for wild horses and burros that have been saved from roundups, slaughter, and other forms of cruelty.
In addition to raising awareness, this project helps WFLF to provide safe harbor habitats and essential provisions for the continuum of quality care and protection of rescued wild and domestic horses and burros in need, including Navajo horses and burros whose lives had become at risk due to roundups and slaughter.
WFLF is committed to the protection for all horses and burros from the torturous agony of roundups and slaughter through permanent federal bi-partisan legislation that forbids slaughter on American soil and forever bans the export of live horses to slaughterhouses in other countries, and that safeguards wild equines from extinction, exploitation, experimentation, harassment, and killing through safe, responsible, humane and nonlethal management practices on both tribal and public lands.
As we continue our work to carry out these objectives your generous donations help pay for things like veterinary care, quality hay & feed, farrier, transport and a safe sanctuary where these animals will never be at risk again. Our all-volunteer charity thanks you for making this lifesaving work possible.
Please join us by making a difference and share our information with your friends. Your support matters and can help save lives today, tomorrow and for generations to come.
With blessings and gratitude,
WFLF
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Mar 8, 2025
March 2025 Report from Navajo Horse Rescue & Recovery Mission
By Katia Louise | Director
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The Wild for Life Foundation’s (WFLF) Navajo Horse Rescue and Recovery Mission (NHRRM) is a lifesaving program which provides rescue and sanctuary services for wild horses and burros that have been saved from roundups, slaughter, and other forms of cruelty.
In addition to raising awareness, this project helps WFLF to provide safe harbor habitats and essential provisions for the continuum of quality care and protection of rescued wild and domestic horses and burros in need, including Navajo horses and burros whose lives had become at risk due to roundups and slaughter.
WFLF is committed to the protection for all horses and burros from the torturous agony of roundups and slaughter through permanent federal bi-partisan legislation that forbids slaughter on American soil and forever bans the export of live horses to slaughterhouses in other countries, and that safeguards wild equines from extinction, exploitation, experimentation, harassment, and killing through safe, responsible, humane and nonlethal management practices on both tribal and public lands.
As we continue our work to carry out these objectives your generous donations help pay for things like veterinary care, quality hay & feed, farrier, transport and a safe sanctuary where these animals will never be at risk again. Our all-volunteer charity thanks you for making this lifesaving work possible.
Please join us by making a difference and share our information with your friends. Your support matters and can help save lives today, tomorrow and for generations to come.
With blessings and gratitude,
WFLF
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Nov 8, 2024
Your Support for the Horses Continues to Makes a Difference
By Katia Louise | Director
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The Wild for Life Foundation’s (WFLF) Navajo Horse Rescue and Recovery Mission (NHRRM) is a lifesaving program which provides rescue and sanctuary services for wild horses and burros that have been saved from roundups, slaughter, and other forms of cruelty.
In addition to raising awareness, this project helps WFLF to provide safe harbor habitats and essential provisions for the continuum of quality care and protection of rescued wild and domestic horses and burros in need, including Navajo horses and burros whose lives had become at risk due to roundups and slaughter.
WFLF is committed to the protection for all horses and burros from the torturous agony of roundups and slaughter through permanent federal bi-partisan legislation that forbids slaughter on American soil and forever bans the export of live horses to slaughterhouses in other countries, and that safeguards wild equines from extinction, exploitation, experimentation, harassment, and killing through safe, responsible, humane and nonlethal management practices on both tribal and public lands.
As we continue our work to carry out these objectives your generous donations help pay for things like veterinary care, quality hay & feed, farrier, transport and a safe sanctuary where these animals will never be at risk again. Our all-volunteer charity thanks you for making this lifesaving work possible.
Please join us by making a difference and share our information with your friends. Your support matters and can help save lives today, tomorrow and for generations to come.
With blessings and gratitude,
WFLF
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