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The 9,000-acre Skydog Ranch and Sanctuary in Oregon, USA, a Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries accredited organization, 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.

A rare interview with Tony Stromberg, one of the world's top fine art equine photographers. Originally featured in the premiere Winter 2023 issue of EquuStyle Magazine.

The Horses for Mental Health Campaign unites individuals, nonprofits, mental health professionals, celebrities, influencers, and businesses to create a cohesive community, empower nonprofits, and share impactful stories of healing and transformation through the horse-human connection.

Barbara Meikle, who was passionate about horses from birth, became acquainted with donkeys while caring for a couple of riding mules. Her visit to Longhopes, a donkey rescue in Colorado, made her fall in love with their intelligence and personalities, sparking a new interest. As a result, Barbara developed a desire to paint donkeys as frequently as she painted horses.

Rancho Burro Donkey Sanctuary's mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and give lifetime homes to abused, abandoned, and neglected donkeys and mules.  Located in San Luis Obispo on 46 acres, with a barn built specifically to accommodate donkeys and mules who need medical and physical rehabilitation. The new sanctuary offers ample space for the rescued donkeys and mules to roam, graze, exercise, and heal.

Wild burros are known as natural well-diggers. They use their hooves to dig into dry stream beds and arid soil, creating water holes that collect rainwater and groundwater. These water sources become critical for over 50 species of wildlife, including birds, reptiles, and mammals, especially during dry seasons. Their contributions to desert ecosystems are invaluable, and understanding their role can foster a greater appreciation for these animals and the unique environments t