I have been at a loss for words lately. After the five days of round ups and with 434 horses now in captivity, my heart and my mind feel empty. So much was poured into stopping the round ups. People of all walks of life from across the globe stepped up to speak out. Congressional members tweeted and pleaded for our administration to step in, children wrote letters and painted pictures, movie stars used their influence to bring light to this atrocity. Documentarians shared ama

I have been sharing to my social media pages like like crazy lately. With all sorts of articles, photos and posts about the Wild Horses, my Facebook and Twitter accounts have been buzzing. It has been close to five years now when I went on my first trip to Europe that I have posted this much. But the posts are not about me. They are about the Onaqui. If you are my friend, you know my heart has always lied with animals of all kinds. Horses in particular. And the Wild Horses o

Imagine a world where our humanely problems don't exist. There is no such thing as a global pandemic, social inequalities, political upheaval, war, mass shootings, lack of housing, the homeless and the jobless. Imagine it, and walk with me. Out onto the range of the Onaqui, Utah's iconic wild horses. Where time stands still, as it has for almost 300 years. Here, fathers battle to protect their families. Mothers give birth, nurture, nuzzle and raise their foals with devout a