"In 1980, I became aware of the danger facing the last Atlantic City Steel Pier diving horse, Gamal. With the Fund’s support, I bought him at auction and averted his sale for slaughter. I was also able to keep him for the rest of his life—something that, in the process, changed my life, too."
Cynthia A. Branigan remembers her time working for author and activist Cleveland Amory.
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