This message is from: "Lola Lahr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

well said!
On 12/4/07, sandra church <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> This message is from: sandra church <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> The American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act will NOT prohibit anyone from
> hauling a horse in any condition unless the horse is headed to slaughter.
> Existing laws are already supposed to prevent pregnant or blind or
> seriously
> injured horses from being hauled to slaughter but it happens everyday and
> will
> continue to happen as long as our horses are sold for slaughter.  Why is
> the
> tranportation of horses to slaughter cruel?  They go for hundreds of
> miles,
> crammed into trailers (built for cows) without water or food.  Many mares
> are
> pregnant, stallions are not separated, colics are frequent, babies are
> trampled...these horses are subjected to horror after horror just so a few
> people can make a few hundred dollars for their meat.  The most recent
> accident (in Illinois) involved a trailer with 59 horses crammed inside &
> 19
> were killed or euthanized.  These horses were headed from one auction to
> another with slaughter as their final destination.  The survivors are now
> being adopted.  Because of the nature of the business, the treatment of
> horses
> shipped to slaughter is horribly inhumane.  The AHSPA only pertains to
> slaughter bound horses but the pro-slaughter folks want to confuse
> everyone &
> their misinformation continues to circulate.  If all horse owners were
> responsible for their horses and overbreeding could be stopped, we
> wouldn't
> have this problem.
> Of course, that's just my opinion...
> Sandra & Loki in Va.
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