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Founder & executive director of moon mountain
Dawn Olivieri is an American actress and entrepreneur best known for standout roles in series like Heroes, House of Lies, and Yellowstone. While she’s built a respected career in television and film, her passions extend far beyond the screen.
Deeply connected to the land and lifestyle of Arkansas, Olivieri has embraced the state's rural charm as a personal sanctuary. There, she operates a horse rescue, devoting her time and resources to rehabilitating neglected and abandoned animals. Her love for horses has grown into a broader mission, leading to the launch of a tech-driven initiative focused on equine wellness and sustainable ranching practices—blending innovation with compassion.
Balancing Hollywood with hands-on ranch work, Olivieri is carving out a unique path that reflects her values: creativity, connection to nature, and purposeful impact.
Other initiatives
ASHVA PRASADA
Dawn is the Founder and CEO of one of the newest tech startups redefining veterinary medicine. Ashva Prasada is developing the world's first AI-powered aerial healthcare system — a patent-pending drone platform that autonomously delivers medications, vaccines, and contraceptives to free-ranging wildlife and livestock with precision and safety.
Currently in pre-pilot operations, Ashva Prasada is partnering with wildlife agencies, land managers, conservation organizations, and forward-thinking investors to establish a new standard for ethical, scalable animal healthcare. Together, we're building the first AI-powered hospital in the sky.
WILD HORSE REZ CHALLENGE
The inaugural Wild Horse Rez Challenge, organized by Horse Plus Humane Society, Moon Mountain Sanctuary and Rescue, and Diné for Wild Horses, marks a pivotal moment in wild horse preservation. This groundbreaking event unites Navajo gentlers in their shared passion for training wild horses using traditional Native methods, creating a vibrant community dedicated to this noble vocation on the Rez.
More than an event, the Challenge is a movement rooted in unity and hope. As participants gather to gentle these magnificent creatures, they transform not only the horses' lives but enrich their own communities. This initiative protects horses from the inhumane roundup and slaughter pipeline crisis — where wild horses are captured via helicopter, held in facilities, and often exported for slaughter despite being part of America's national heritage.