Icssoma Farm

I want to say thank you for all of you that took action on this by emailing, calling or faxing. The roundup of Cloud's heard has stopped. When there is so much work to be done, it is important to count our victories. Our website should be updated in 24 hours.
Special thanks to Molly Blair, who was on top of the good new, and has helped us in many ways.
As always, if you want to be purged from this list please let me know.
We all need to take a minute to visualize this incredible herd running wild, and perhaps more thoughtful planning with the Blm & cattle ranchers.

As most of you know I have been working on health care, domestic violence, environmental issues, mental health issues, public education as well as the elimination of mexican slaughter.

I have herd people say why wild horses, why....
I not only think it is the right thing to do. The other approach is significantly more damaging to our land, and I do not know how to put into words the value of majesty and beauty.
I know that when I was undergoing chemotherapy, that I felt the trees out my window sent tap roots to my body and kept me alive.

I believe that beauty, justice, also fill our souls and allow us to go forward in what often seems to be a challenging world.

with gratitude,

Susan Jan (Hornstein)
707.829.3600
Icssoma farm, home of Well Trained Horses: a not for profit, rescuing horses, changing lives