| HSUS veterinarian expresses concerns over BLM's anesthesia protocols during wild horse castrations | 
| Newly gelded young horses being exercised by BLM wranglers at Fallon, Nevada facility in April | 
 
 
 
            
        
          
        
          
        
| More questions than answers plague Twin Peaks wild horse roundup | 
| August 21st, 2010 4:25 pm
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The wild horse fatalities are starting to mount, as the Twin Peaks roundup relentlessly rolls on near Susanville, California , and so are the unanswered questions.  Through Friday, August 20th, 760 horses have been helicopter-driven off their 798,000-acre Herd Management Area (HMA), and at least four of them are now dead as a direct result of having been chased and confined. | 
| Read more at www.examiner.com
The latest "mercy killing" occurred yesterday afternoon, when a just-captured two-week-old sorrel colt was euthanized after the attending veterinarian assessed his chances of survival "in the wild" to be slim.   That's a strange comment, because this foal  was obviously no longer "in the wild," but in the hands of people of questionable good will.  Could they not have treated and saved him?   | 
 
 
 
          
      
 
 
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