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CAWP, and the six years spent undertaking legal action to obtain it, is important and must be taken seriously. Every person involved in capture operations must be fully informed. Failure to abide must meet the appropriate penalty.
A five year legal battle to allow meaningful daily observation was a battle also taken on by WHE. It went up and down the court system, with an agreement during court ordered mediation. That case can be revived if needed. We are awaiting the actions of oversight. If they are not sufficient we will begin to litigate these issues once more.
Triple B 2018: 1389 wild horses were captured. 60 were returned to the range including 3 mares with newborn foals without their families. 28 wild horses lost their lives.