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Archive for December, 2007

The story of rescuiing a newborn foal out of the mighty Red Deer River was published in the November issue of Saddle Up Magazine out of BC, along with the North American 24/7 Cop to Cop Newspaper.  The 24/7 newspaper published the story as front page headline news.  It is a police newspaper which is distributed to 36 American states and most of the Canadian provinces.  This paper is exclusively published for law enforcement agencies.  Thank you to Nancy Roman of Saddle Up and Seargent Steve Gibson of 24/7 Cop to Cop news for publishing the story and helping get word out about the plight of the Alberta Wild Horses.  We are grateful beyond words.   River, by the way is doing marvelous.