Showcasing Extraordinary Wild Horse Advocacy
America's most iconic symbols of freedom—the wild horses and burros—are currently facing significant challenges. However, there is an opportunity to shift the narrative. Skydog Ranch and Sanctuary in Bend, Oregon is dedicated to ensuring that these magnificent creatures reclaim their freedom and thrive in a protected sanctuary indefinitely. In this issue you will also discover how renowned equine photographer Tony Stromberg's love for horses inspires his stunning fine art equine images. Plus, during Mental Health Awareness Month of May, the Horses for Mental Health Campaign will be advocating worldwide for nonprofit partners that provide equine-assisted services incorporating horses.
RESCUING WILD HORSES, BURROS AND REUNITING EQUINE FAMILIES
The 9,000-acre Skydog Ranch and Sanctuary in Oregon, rescues wild horses and burros from kill pens and auctions where they face slaughter in Mexico or Canada. Home to approximately 300 equines, the sanctuary's mission is to restore their health, safety and freedom while raising awareness about wild horse and slaughter issues. Their mission will inspire every lover of horses and burros.
THE FINE ART EQUINE PHOTOGRAPHY OF TONY STROMBERG
Tony Stromberg is one of the top equine photographers in the world. His love of horses continues to fuel is passion for fine art equine photography. In a rare interview with EquuStyle Magazine, originally published in the premiere Winter 2023 issue, Stromberg shares his approach to photographing horses and why he finds joy offering photography workshops.
ADVOCATE FOR EQUINE-ASSISTED SERVICES FOR MENTAL HEALTH
For 31 days this May, during Mental Health Awareness Month, participating nonprofit organizations run fundraising and awareness campaigns under the shared global banner of Horses for Mental Health. The primary goals of the Horses for Mental Health Campaign are: collective visibility, shared momentum, and expanding access to mental health services incorporating horses.




