7.7K views · 158 reactions | The #Burros of Land Management need your support! #takeaction to #savewildburros and sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of our #publiclands! https://linktr.ee/awhc | American Wild Horse Conservation | Facebook

A staggering 20,000 innocent wild horses and burros face roundup in 2024—over double the number targeted last year. In the past, our Rescue Fund has been essential in saving these majestic creatures from slaughter. Yet, with uncertainty ahead, we need your support to replenish it. From outbidding kill buyers to covering crucial medical costs, every dollar given to our Rescue Fund makes a difference. Donate today!! ⬇️ | American Wild Horse Conservation

13K views · 217 reactions | Wild burros can be found roaming public lands in Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon and Utah. Take an #ArmchairAdventure to see some wild burros with our new video below! Learn more about wild burros, wild horses, and the habitat they share with hundreds of other species on BLM-managed public lands: https://go.usa.gov/xvgbj | BLM Wild Horse & Burro Program | Facebook

More wild burros call Arizona home than any other state, and the healthiest, most genetically diverse herd lives in the Black Mountain HMA, just west of Kingman. In 2015, a large roundup was conducted that resulted in hundreds of burros in need of homes. Our partners over at Montgomery Creek Ranch agreed to take in 8 of them (including 2 jennies that were pregnant). These burros hail from a region in the West that is volcanic in origin, resulting in an area that is characterized by large mesas,

77K views · 5.9K reactions | Burros gone wild in Oatman Arizona !!! . Meet the friendly Route 66 donkeys of Oatman. . #route66roadrelics #route66 #donkeys #Burros #az | Route 66 Road Relics | Facebook

50K views · 1.6K reactions | Oatman Arizona’s Friendly Wild Burros on Historic Route 66 | Route 66 Road Relics | Facebook

50K views · 2.6K reactions | Ranching Vlog #32: We saddle up our fastest horses to rope wild burros in Arizona's most rugged country. The Navajo Nation has a plan to manage the feral burro population and we are here to help! | Broncs and Donks | Facebook