Katia Louise Saving America's Horses Director & Committee Chair, Founder and President and volunteer Executive Director of the Wild for Life Foundation. Katia volunteers her time and talents to advance the mission of the Wild for Life Foundation with passion, purpose and integrity. Ms Louise is also the director of Lifetime Equine Refuge. She is a lifelong horsewoman and experienced equestrian with a background in emergency aid & support, equine rescue, equine training and equine assisted learning programs.

Craig C. Downer is a wildlife ecologist who has extensively studied both the wild horses of the West and the endangered mountain tapirs of the northern Andes. He has given speeches and written many articles, including encyclopedic, and several books. His works are both popular and scientific, in English, Spanish and translated to German. Several of these concern wild horses, their ecological contribution, their North American evolutionary roots, their great natural and social value and their survival plight.

Dr. Lisa Jacobson is an equine veterinarian and owner of Big Sky Equine Veterinary Services. Having been actively involved in the equine world for the last 40 years, Dr. Jacobson’s life has always revolved around horses. Her passion for horses was evident as a very young child, and she never outgrew that love for the horse. As an equine veterinarian and chiropractor, she has been lucky enough to work on some of the country’s most valuable equids as well as the treasured backyard pony. Her opposition to “the horse slaughter system” became known as she vocally opposed legislation that unfortunately became law in the state of Montana in 2009.

Nancy Stanley is an Associate Producer, Advisory Board Member and Contributor to Saving America's Horses - A Nation Betrayed and a Co-Founder of Wild for Life Foundation and formerly on the Board of Directors. Nancy has worked in the trenches helping to save & rescue horses & burros in need under WFLF and is a longtime supporter of WFLF's Lifetime Equine Refuge. She is known as an animal therapy pioneer after introducing one of the country's 1st animal therapy programs for severely handicapped children and for the elderly. Nancy is also the author and publisher of “Pillow With a Heartbeat”.

Jay Coskie, Vice President and Founding Director on the Board of Directors for the Wild For Life Foundation. Ms Coskie is an avid nature photographer, & lifelong champion for the welfare of animals. Jay has extensive background in small & large animal rescue under WFLF's animal rescue & protection program with an emphasis in canine rescue and rehabilitation. Ms Coskie also serves as WFLF Secretary, and as Chairman on the Board of Directors in Development and Outreach for WFLF.

Linda Redman is a longtime Saving America's Horses - Hero to Horses Committee Member and supporter of WFLF. Linda began working on the frontlines with WFLF in 2011, helping with its off track Thoroughbred rescue and recovery program and in 2012, helped to bring SAVING AMERICA’S HORSES A NATION BETRAYED to its theatrical release. As a longtime equine advocate, Linda balances her business efforts in real estate with her avid commitment to community and humane causes.

Chief Daniel "Eagle Warrior" Ramos, Chief Spiritual Leader, Choctaw Muskogee Yamassee Nation, inspirational speaker and longtime Good Will Ambassador to Saving America's Horses & WFLF's Circle of Life initiative. Chief Daniel is longtime supporter of WFLF's Lifetime Equine Refuge and has volunteered many hours working with the horses and burros at WFLF's equine rescue & sanctuary.

Cheryl Casati, Wild For Life Foundation Advisory Board Council: International Equestrian Instructor, ABRS TC, Retired U.S. Air Force, Master Trainer and Founder of Equi Balance Centred. Cheryl earned her Instructor Certificate under the Association Of British Riding Schools at the Talland Riding School, UK. Licensed Berieter Riding Instructor, former Head Instructor International Section of the German Reiter Schule, ST Georg in Ramstein, Germany