Quick Action to END Gonacon Sterilization of Teddy Roosevelt Horses

TRNP mare with a tracking collar. Photo: Chasing Horses Wild Horse Advocates.

Please take a quick action for the wild horses living in the Teddy Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. The U.S. Park Service has captured the horses in the Teddy Roosevelt National Park (TRNP) to administer the permanent sterilant Gonacon. We said it before (and we’ll keep saying it): as few as two applications of Gonacon can permanently sterilize horses. This happens because Gonacon literally destroys reproductive organs (i.e. ovaries).

Again, big CONGRATULATIONS to local citizens, especially the grassroots group Chasing Horses Wild Horse Advocates, in North Dakota who fought hard and succeeded in stopping the Park Service’s plan to permanently remove horses. Locals rallied support from Governor Doug Burgum and Senator John Hoeven, who went to bat to stop the Park Service’s ill-conceived removal plan.

Please take quick action here to end the use of Gonacon, which WILL STERILIZE and ultimately DESTROY this beloved herd.

Without your action, change will not happen!

Stay tuned. More updates on TRNP are coming.

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