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.compassion/ hsus take action for horses

Even when we get the job done, and we do it right, we're ignored.

Take Action: End the Slaughter of America's Horses: Great strides have recently been taken to prevent more than 90,000 horses from being slaughtered in the United States for human consumption abroad. Congress passed an amendment to the Agriculture Appropriations bill to stop horse slaughter during 2006, but unbelievably, the U.S. Department of Agriculture refuses to implement this temporary ban on horse slaughter and announced a plan to continue the killing. Such blatant, bureaucratic corruption is more evidence for why we must immediately pass a permanent ban on horse slaughter -- we cannot rely on the agency to do its job.

Are you as angry as I am? I don't want to be angry anymore.

Tags: horses | USDA | slaughter.

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