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Horse Slaughter
Where have all the flowers gone?
The morning started out with a feeling of success. Two horses from the auction at Texas A&M were being picked up, both to be brought to the ranch to start their new lives. We normally refuse to buy horses from auction, especially when the auction is being handled by killer-buyers. One thing I refuse to Full Article
A Miracle Named Bella
Back in December I wrote the first article about Bella, “Here’s your typical slaughter bound horse.” In that article I told you about a horse that was tied to ...Full Article
Many warriors, but none of the valor for horses
Many warriors, but none of the valor for horses By Debbie Stoutamire Special to The Daily News Published May 23, 2012 British author and ex-cavalryman J.N.P. Watson once said, ...Full Article
The Horse Slaughter Arguments
Horse slaughter proponents basically complain that, without horse slaughter in the United States, owners would not have a “viable” solution to “dispose of” their old, diseased or merely “unwanted” ...Full Article
The Problem with Horse Slaughtering
Since industrialized horse slaughtering became publicly known, a number of characters and organizations, sharing the common ground of obtaining an either direct or indirect benefit from the industry, have ...Full Article
The Origins of Horse Slaughter in the United States
Most Americans are unaware that their horses are being slaughtered by the thousands so their meat can feed the plates of overseas bourgeois diners in countries such as Belgium, ...Full Article
The Slaughter Process: Walking the Halls of Horror
Industrialized horse killing is far from being the idealized, “aseptic”, “happy” process depicted by horse slaughter lobbyists and related proponents with such mind-insulting terms such as “horse harvesting”, employed ...Full Article
