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The Woman Who Saved Wild Horses | Reno News
Velma Bronn Johnston, known as Wild Horse Annie, sparked a 20-year crusade after witnessing a truckload of dying wild horses in 1950—leading to federal protections and a 1971 law banning aerial chasing and slaughter. Battling polio, marriage to a cowboy, and fierce opposition from ranchers and officials, she used her intelligence, persistence, and even her nickname-turned-mission statement to rally support. Despite mockery and threats, she freed horses, lobbied tirelessly, and proved that one determined person can change history for the animals they love. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a…
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