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  • 🐴🌲 The Barrington Brumbies have Arrived! 🐴🌲

    For all our individuals interested in homing a Barrington horse, here is what has come in in our first lot of 10. 8 boys and 2 girls, ranging from yearling- 4yrs.

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  • 🐴🌲 Our parks application for the Barrington Brumbies FINALLY APPROVED! 🌲🐴

    A massive thank you to everyone who has contacted us about wanting to take on a horse. I am happy to report that between you all, our list has almost 40 horses on it for private nominees.

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  • 🌲 Barrington Tops National Park 🐴 Brumby Rehoming Application in Progress

    We have submitted our rehoming application to Parks to enable us to rehome horses from Barrington Tops. This will allow us to offer a wider range of types than what has been coming out of Grafton and avoid them being culled.

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  • Supreme Court Supports Parks Victoria’s unlawful inhumane killing of Brumbies by gunshot

    Australian Brumby Alliance alleges that Parks Victoria’s inhumane killing of Brumbies by gunshot is unlawful and does not comply with the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.

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  • 🐴🐴 Two more beautiful Brumbies available for adoption 🐎

    Save the Brumbies Inc. is pleased to announce, we have two more beautiful Brumbies available for adoption.

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  • Dorrigo show in November 2024 was a resounding success 🐴🏆

    Dorrigo show in November 2024 was a resounding success. Save the Brumbies Inc. had the largest number of horses competing from any other breed class.

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  • Dorrigo Show: An update of what's been going on the last little while 🥰

    An update of what’s been going on the last little while 🥰 We’ve been working very hard behind the scenes recently, with all of our volunteers prepping 7 horses for Dorrigo show.

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  • Aerial Slaughter continues unabated in KNP

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  • Australian Brumby Alliance Inc. Media Release 27th October 2023

    The Australian Brumby Alliance (ABA) is appalled at the decision by Minister Sharpe to amend the Wild Horse Management Plan and overturn the NSW ban on aerial shooting of wild horses. In the wake of this decision, the ABA calls on Minister Sharpe to commit to a balanced approach to management, including a strengthened commitment to passive trapping and rehoming as the most humane management method.

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  • Urgent Action Needed: Stop Aerial Shooting of Brumbies in NSW

    Aerial shooting of brumbies has been banned in NSW since 2000 due to its inhumane nature. This method inflicts prolonged suffering on the animals, with multiple reports and evidence proving that the horses endure hours of agony after being shot.

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