Movies & TV Horse Slaughter: Cruelty Uncovered

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    1. powaniki Posted on Feb 24 '07 at 7:38 PM

    I had to look this video in parts, and with horror to see how evil and sick minded some "humans" have become. There is not ONE excuse to justify these violent cruel acts towards horses. Horses have been from day ONE our help in SO MANY circumstances... These individuals not only ignore the importance of such noble and majestic animals , but also PUNISH them (???). All these people and those who allow/approve these revolving acts should be in mental institutions forever...

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    2. wiwfarm Posted on Jan 24 '08 at 8:54 PM

    If the NAIS is not defeated we all need to be prepared for more cruelty and abandonment of horses. While our horses will never be aloud to suffer I fear for the treatment other horses will receive. Let me explain¿



    Diane and I fall into that small farmer category. We raise and train Arabian horses. If you recall, horses are not part of the food chain. They do not carry or transmit any diseases that affect other animals in the food chain. Yet, they are included in NAIS. Each horse requires a microchip. Every movement requires reporting to the Department of Agriculture within 24 hours. Each animal that leaves its birthplace is required to have a 30 day certified veterinary health certificate before it can be moved.



    The simple act of taking a trail ride or attending a horse show or, as we sometimes do, taking a horse to a cancer fund raiser requires all of these expenses and red tape under NAIS.



    Very simply put¿.We are out of business. We are trying to find good homes for unsalable horses. For more information about how it affects horses please check our website http://www.wiwfarm.com/doomsday.html



    Tom



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    We each need to contact our state House and Senate members as well as Governor and voice our opposition to NAIS. The State Departments of Agriculture are receiving funds from the USDA to bring NAIS to the states so NAIS will be mandatory at the state level.

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Posted: December 05, 2006
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