Readers Weigh in on Low-Cost Euthanasia Clinics
More than 2,370 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, “Do you think low-cost equine euthanasia clinics should be widely available?”
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More than 2,370 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, “Do you think low-cost equine euthanasia clinics should be widely available?”
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- Yes: 89.08% (2,112)
- No: 5.69% (135)
- I don’t know: 5.23% (124)
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- sometimes people cant afford to have ahorse put down
- when it is time and cost is a factor
- As long as healthy horses aren’t euthanized for the convenience of the owner.
- Rather one should have lower cost equine euthanasia at all times. Or, use a more economical method
- This is a viable option for those who can’t afford a vet or renderer
- many horses are left to suffer unneccesarily when the owners are not able to afford euthansia.
- but the vet should always give a tranquilizer first as it greatly improves the process and costs lit
- If the slaughter plants are closes, there has to be other options for protection of the horses
- to end the suffering
- I have learned the big problem is finding what to do with the body!
- I think people need to have a reality check. Nothing can live forever. It comes down to quality of
- yes, low cost & no cost & disposal
- the risk of inhumane euthanasia is too high
- This would prevent the suffering of many horses whose owners do not have endless financial resources
- With rising costs many owners cannot care for horses and no one else will take them..cruel to starve
- Any help for unwantted horses is needed. Horses are starving becauood owners can’t afford to feed.
- I personally feel that to have to make that decision is hard enough
- This is a far better alternative to starvation
- A bad option, but better than letting a horse suffer
- It might make it too easy.
- not for breeders or the financially able tht just can’t selthem because of market conditions
- poeple need an out when they can’t afford to keep them, and don’t want to send them to an auction
- Equine vets can handle euthanasia like small animal vets. It must be justified though.
- It would save much suffering
- because of cost, horses are left dying painfully, when a quick procedure would be best for the horse
- depending on what method they use for euthanasia
- humane euthanasia should never be done without the presence of a licensed vet
- body disposal???
- yes, and let’s have the breed associations fund it with a fee for each new registration.
- Too many people are going to abuse it.
- euthanasia, not slaughter plants
- The anit-salughter bill was the worst thing for horses.
- A quick death is better than one slowed by starvation or lack of care.
- However, if euthanasia due to abuse/mistreatment, person not allowed to own another horse
- Horses have gotten so cheap people in my area wouldn’t spen the gas to take to vet just let die
- No one likes to see a horse put down. I think we need to do it in a humane manner.
- It is still outrageous to have to poison horses just because they are horses instead of using the me
- I belive horses should be given the chance to die with dignity. It is the least we can do for them.
- This is a double-edged sword. I’d rather hear of a horse put down then starving to death.
- It is painful enough to lose the horse, let alone to pay for a dead horse
- If available, maybe people wouldn’t turn loose or let those equines suffer that need to be put down
- Especially in areas where there are large horse populations.
- Tho an unpleasant prospect, it beats abandonment into starvation or other slow painful deaths
- but only for horses that can’t be saved; not used to just get rid of an unwanted horse
- It’s better than slaughter.
- For those who don’t have another means of ending a life. Thankfully we can still dispose ourselves
- There is an obvious need; euthanasia is more humane than slaughter.
- Too many can’t afford the cost of euthanasia and disposal – this is a good idea
- far better to die humanely than at the killers’ hands
- I love horses but also agree there is to many horses in rescue that should be euthanized.
- COUNTIES SHOULD PROVIDE EUTHANASIA AND BURIAL AT LANDFILLS.WILLING TO PAY MORE TAX FOR SERVICE.
- Also low cost cremation. No tallow company or dump for faithful pals.
- It costs $300 here to put fown and dispose of horses.
- Every horse deserves a peaceful end.
- Ranchers all know the most cost effective method ……
- In order to provide a humane,dignified death for horses instead of the slaughter house .
- As the economy gets worse and it will, people will be forced to do the unthinkable! Help for the own
- white horses
- Absolutely. This service shold be provided in the same ways it is offered fo small companion animals
- not thru rescues! NorCal sell valuable horses & kill others while adding to record # of rescued”
- Not Widely available. That would only encourage more irresponsible breeding.
- better than to let or allow suffering
- We have few horse vets in this area and most will not euthanis a healthy horse.
- Humane euthanasia NOT slaughter!
- People should reconsider breeding their horses; overpopulation & lack of competent potential owners
- right now there is no other humane treatment available
- it is better than suffering and starvation becuase owners can’t afford their horse anymore
- only because he may be more humane then transporting horses to slaughter houses which is tragic
- there needs to be an alternative to brutal slaughter.
- No, slaughter facilities
- We had no problem with this until ignorant people got involved.
- Local vets should provide low cost help with euthanasia of unwanted or unhealthy horses.
- Because many people cannot afford this, some horses spend their end-lives in pain and/or starvation.
- I’ve had to put many animals down, but my last experience was the worst, I don’t think I can rec. it
- with the qualification that the need for euthanasia be evaluated case by case
- I think they should re-open the “killer-plants” and make use of the animals instead of just killing
- Somany unwanted or unaffordable horses are left in fields to wither away to eat droughted grass. If
- Without the availability of slaughter houses we need to be able to humanely put down unwanted horses
- I’d rather shot them &use ther meat.
- This alternative should be mandated by Fed and State law.
- these clinics would be better than any alternative
- open the slaughter houses and we wouldn’t have to waste good flesh that could be feeding the hungry
- There should be a more affordable way to euthanize horses to eliminate the mistreatment of them.
- There has to be a low cost alternative otherwise more will starve to death.
- In this economy it is better they be euthanized than starved to death if owners can’t feed them.
- It would help a lot of owners who have an ailing horse be able to end thier suffering in a humanely
- Especially now that we no longer have slaughter facilities
- euthanasia is a more humane and more responsible way to take care of “unwanted” horses
- absolutely not- would make it too easy
- I think we should have horse slaughter houses
- it’s a lot better than allowing them to starve or run free
- There would be less suffering if an owner could pay $25 instead of $100+disposal.
- i had a good vet and thought only they could do it
- There is always hope;a horse shouldn’t have to be denied living because of a lack of $ from an owner
- In extreme cases of need, screened for neglect we might be able to end some suffering, abusable
- yes i am tired of trying to save my neighbors horses from starving-i would pay their euth fee
- Many people keep a horse that needs to be euthanized just because they cannot afford the cost of eut
- could lessen need for slaughter facilities – but don’t look at it as a replacement.
- the unfortunate does happen and I wouldn’t want one of my horses to suffer longer than it really has
- Vote yes. Painless death is humane where as starving and slaughter is torture!
- It will end a suffering that would otherwise be there and if they adopt some horses all the better.
- Wouldn’t that be great if this was an available option everywhere thru a national agreement of vets
- Definitely yes. Too much suffering going on now without the slaughter houses.
- NO WAY, people would use them like abortion clinics, kill off that horse and buy a new one!
- Please – we need some option, other than starvation and neglect!
- This could be the answer to Humane Harvesting Facilities in every state. An excellent solution.
- Horses can not be left to suffer, low cost euthanasia os an alternative to slaughter for food.
- Horses suffer when care can’t be provided. Low-cost euthanasia is a better alternative than sufferin
- I think it will only promote potential abuse.
- It would save hundreds of horses from suffering from inproper care, and abuse.
- Guns are available for those so disposed to kill their animals rather than take care of them.
- If someone has a horse that needs to be put down because of a medical condition, I think that they a
- There are so many horses that need to be euthanised but the owner can’t afford it
- We have an overbundance of all animals and unwanted animals should not have to suffer from costs
- u have people out there trying to put them down an messing up bad & the animal suffers, its not fair
- absolutely!
- It is one way to stop horses from being sent to slaughter.
- However, controlled slaughter houses would be better – horses are livestock – remember!
- In NW FL people lead them into the woods and shoot them. Can’t afford other options.
- maybe more horses would suffer less if owners had such an option – better to end life than to suffer
- Sad but true – better a humane end to suffer than a slaughter yard or continued suffering
- We certainly need an alternative to starvation.
- It is sad t think of any animal being euthanized but often the alternative is much worse.
- the price of fuel & hay has made many people unable to support them
- Open slaughter houses after insuring humane, enforceable laws
- The cost of euthanasia should be the responsibility of the owner, but some may need assistance
- And for small animals too!!!
- Would need specific criteria and regulations in place.
- yes, yes, yes
- This may stop some from taking a horse to auction because they don’t want to spend the money to have
- I would rather euthanasia than animals being abandoned in the desert to die of thirst or starvation.
- I would rather see this than horses abandoned in the desert to die of thirst or starvation.
- disposal also..may save some horses from starving….or better yet bring back humane slaughter in US
- It is more cruel to let the horse suffer. It’s not morally right but better than a slow death.
- Horses shouldn’t have to suffer because the owners can’t or won’t spend the money to put them down.
- Why not? We have it for our small pets. I want to know there’s someone to help my horses when needed
- Sadly if they can’t be adopted, this would be better than starvation.
- It would save a lot of pain for animal and owner.
- For only the horsse that really need to be put down!
- With slaughter being unavailable, there needs to be an option for those with no other options.
- Linked to rescue for placeable horses.
- Absolutly! The cost in my area So Cal is about $300.00 now including hauloff.
- yes. cost of disposal is more than vet cost here in minn.eveyones gotta make a buck – sick world
- a humane option for ailing horse
- It is the responsible way to end a life, rather than sending a horse to the torture of slaughter.
- Absolutely! The California model is excellent!
- So many people I know iare keepimg unhealthy horse low-cost equine euthansia were widely available.
- BUT I also think only people who can afford to care provide care their whole lives should have them.
- So that the owner can do the right thing when the time comes.
- We ought to have the option of packing houses for horses that are unwanted. They paid for the horse.
- The cost is $100-$200 now..a drop in the bucket compared to hay prices.
- I just had to euthanise my 1 yr old Arabian and it cost 431.00
- Current economic situation merits this. People no longer can care for their horses.
- This option is critical to keep horses from painful slaughter.
- It might keep horses owned by people who don’t care from starving to death…
- yes but only if the euthanasia is really necessary and not used just to get rid of unwanted horses
- more humane than slaughter
- It is the only humane solution since slalughter is no longer an option. Make anti-slaughter fans pay
- Money should not be an issue in this decision. Horse welfare should be.
- With high feed prices,etc. some owners have terrible choices to make. consider the horses
- If it will save horses from being abused or going to slaughter, DEFINITELY!
- Euthanasia is a painless way for abused and neglected horses who can’t find good homes.
- with the option to turn adoptable animals over to rescues
- needs to be VERY low-cost!
- I feel it would keep down the amount of starved, crippled and unwanted horses.
- Euthanasia is far more humane than needlessly prolonging a neglected horse’s suffering.
- People who don’t know what to do when faced with losing a horse. Some are abandoning them . This wou
- It is much better to have a horse euthanized or adopted than left to starve.
- this is a no brainer with the overpopulatin of horses and irresponsible owners and breeders
- Poor economy, costs of care, and filled rescues. These clinics are very necessary.
- To Many older unsound horse could have a happier ending
- But possibly even more important is reasonable carcass disposal options.
- No affordable options are available…
- It would cut down on numbers of horses starving to death in pastures due to slaughter house closure.
- Better yet open up slaughter on horses so you can bring them to local places and have it done humane
- Depending on the health of the horse and if they are ridable. Good health should not be euthanized j
- For horses that have no other options and the vet is in agreement that euthanasing is the best thing
- Have very mixed feelings about this.
- Guidelines are needed
- Also horse slaughter should be legalized because the INHUMANE way it’s done in Mexico is BARBARIC
- It is hard enough to lose your best friend–and then have a huge vet bill to deal with . . .
- Since people suck, we need these clinics for the sake of the horses.
- need more info
- not only low cost euthanasia but also carcass disposal too
- I WOULD RATHER SEE AN ANIMAL PUT DOWN “THE” STAVE TO DEATH!!!!
- It is far better to have a human alternative than to promt suffering
- maybe we could eliminate some of the abuse if low cost euthanasia were available
- a necessart evil….not enough money or facilities to care for all unwanted horses.
- yes, its better than a slow, painful death by neglect and starvation!
- Better then the alternative shipping to Mexico
- what else can we do with older unwanted horses? Can’t even sell them for dog food anymore.
- Absolutely! Too many horses are suffering because owner’s can’t affoird euthanasia and disposal
- It certainly beats letting horses die of neglect or other forms of cruelty!
- You gotta be kidding?
- No, because there would be too many good horses being put down due to laziness, indifference
- yes, but the ones that aren’t feeding & neglecting won’t do it to end the suffering
- However, the companion problem for many is how to dispose of the carcase.
- Also disposal.
- IF MONITORED SO THAT IT IS REALLY NECESSARY AND NOT BEING DONE FOR AN OWNERS CONVIENANCE
- For the well-being of the horses
- SICK AND UNADOPTABLE HORSES ONLY
- Somethig has to be done for these poor animals that aren’t wanted since slaughter has been banned.
- with the overpopulation of unwanted horses, the dumped ones, neglected, Vets, or some intervention
- No Way!
- If a horse owner can not afford to feed their horses than how can they afford the cost of euthanasia
- Many folks let their aging or very ill horses live in pain because they cannot afford to euthanize.
- It is the kindest thing to do instead of pain and starving
- This is a key factor in making sale by auction to killer buyers less attractive.
- help these poor older or injured animals
- It should be just as available as it is for our dogs & cats when they are too old or in pain.
- I am so split on this, it really hurts to see horses suffer. But when it is needed yes.
- Yes, if it would replace slaughtering but adoptions should be 1st.
- It’s inhuman for horses to suffer unnecessarily.
- This might just save some horses from the feedlots and slaughter houses
- too many horses suffering out there because of the cost of euthanasia
- Suffering, starving should not be the end for a horse whose owners run out of resources.
- if we could get rid of unwanted horse it may save the horse market
- Much more humane than letting unwanted horses starve!
- owners would be less likely to allow horses to suffer or to send them to killer sales
- It is a much more benign and responsible alternative than the mexican slaughterhouses.
- I believe some horses are left to suffer until death because owners do not have the money
- Please get this started ASAP!!
- We need clearing houses around the country where horses can go to be assessed and put down if necess
- Human euthanasia should be a decision based on economics.
- It is a humane answer to a growing problem.
- absolutely better than slaughter, wish it didn’t have to be an option but is nec.
- With the ban of slaughter, some people have no recourse
- Only if humane treatment is strictly enforced
- as distasteful as euthanasia of an unwanted animal is, the alternatives can be far, far worse for t
- If we have put the skids on slaughter – what other reasonable choice is there?
- Would offer opportunties to educate owners as well as proved a good end for suffering horses.
- Also, there should be discounts for the disposal. Maybe do both in one central location.
- Given the time and expense of the procedure most practitioners already discount this service.
- Need companies for the removal of the body also
- It’s much better than watching them starve to death.
- I should be available now the the slaughter houses are closed. Less would be left to starve.
- it’s a more humane alternative than Mexican slaughterhouses!!
- it would save a lot of suffering, and hopefully prevent some abuse from happening
- a horse shouldn’t suffer because it’s owner can’t afford to put it down
- Clinics need to be very localized due to lack of transportation by some.
- Absolutely, and vet must agree that this is best solution or horse goes to rescue facility or….?!
- Give these horses a better way out than slaughter
- Inexpensive euthanasia is not the issue for me- it is the dilema of removal of remains.
- i have paid up to $300 to have a horse put down and it can cost up to $300 to have it disposed of
- I just put down a pony 🙁 and illegally burried him but not everyone has this option
- If not able to be resusitated by a humane group humane euthanization is the right choice.
- And the HSUS should foot all the bills!
- so owners that can’t afford their horses don’t dump or neglet them
- Many horses suffer longer than necessary due to cost of euthanasia and burial/disposal
- These poor horses can’t be left to suffer in death. We can be “humane” by letting them go.
- There should always be another option
- The option should be there!
- Excellent option in the current economic environment
- With the caveat that rescues will take in healthy animals.
- I believe it to be a last resource; it’s better than a slow death due to neglect or abandonment!
- Only for obviously terminal or elderly cases.
- I hope it would end suffering/abuse, maybe lead to saving some horses too
- Euthanasia carried out only if a Vet prescribes.
- Horse owners need to factor euthanasia plans (and costs) into their budget BEFORE buying a horse.
- Yes, by captive bolt. . that and human slaughter houses for all animals.
- Only under controlled circumstances. Horses should not be ‘disposable’ items.
- If there can be a low cost clinic why can’t our regular vets perform euthanasia inexpensively?
- Euthanasia by lag bolt is painless, cheap, and humane.
- It’s the only solution for some horses and owners
- Absolutely! As a horse lover, we ‘
- This might help slow down negelect & starvation of older horses
- and burial services
- without slaughter houses we are overwhelmed with unwanted horses
- WOuld improve the welfare of suffering animals
- How better to honor those that serve us than to let them go with dignity
- well we have to do something since we can’t count on the Law ot Goverment to do the right thing !
- This would help with the amount of hurting horses out there.
- Its a zillion times more humane than slaughter and its better than the horse suffering in neglect
- Makes it too easy for heartless owners to get rid of performance horses past their peak
- Too many people let horses suffer as they can’t afford treatment or to put the horse to sleep.
- Its better than going to the killer.
- Horses are ‘dumped’ in my area. Stables find new horses left in their barns in the morning.
- This is one of the hardest issues for horse owners – Yes!!
- euthanasia should should be used for non recoverable diseases and to limit their suffering
- as a rescue operator, if people had an option, maybe horses wouldn’t be left to starve
- IT’S BETTER HORSES/ANY ANIMAL TO BE HUMANELY EUTHANIZED THAN STARVED OR NOT GIVEN MEDICAL CARE
- You still have to dispose of the remains; sometimes that’s another issue in itself!
- yes, if slaughter ban stays,better than starving
- end needless suffering
- that is if the horse is crippled or so old that its losing weight and if there is no choice for some
- It is better than abandoning them but some might be too quick to use it
- Slaughter bans also need to be lifted.
- There should be a humane way to put you big animals to rest, not everyone wants to shoot their own
- More people would do the right thing if this option were available.
- The alternative is worse – neglect and possible cruelty
- as long as horses are treated with kindness & respect.Owners also
- i think this is a horrible but necessary situation for owners that have no other options.
- better to use euthanasia than people sending the horses to slaughter or just neglecting them
- this would cut down on the number of neglected horses left out in pasture
- In tough times people who cant sell or afford to keep the horse need a humane altermative.
- Only for sick or injured horses, not because owners can’t afford them. That’s just plain killing!
- What we really need is humane slaughter houses.
- Yes
- since HSPCA and Gov’t are trying to limit my options
- lower cost: certainly, clinics? No
- Yes!! This would save a lot of horses from being starved or turned loose due to lack of money.
- the meat needs to be used. Put it back into dog food. Our dogs are starving for nutrition
- There is a hay shortage in our area, prices are up and horses are already being neglected
- Hopely this will allow people to end the lives of horses with dignity.
- It may be an incentive for an owner to do the right thing.
- Absolutely! That would end the slaughter houses.
- and they should reverse the decision to close the slaughter houses w/strict inspections
- Vets are too greedy so start w-lowering euth cost and go from there.
- More affordable options for horse owners could equal less neglect
- Any shipping/starvation alternative needs to have consideration
- Low costs may equal lower standards. Who is going to donate meds/time/disposal? You?
- It is hard enough to do the right thing for your beloved horse without incurring great expense.
- certainly is better than allowing suffering, or starvation and turning loose, etc.
- infinitely better solution than turning a horse on public land to starve
- it is a crime we don’t help those in need
- But should be closely regulated to insure that the guidelines are upheld and the option’s not abused
- without slaughter operations, this is a necessity
- Euthanasia should only be used in necessary events, having them give owner’s a chance to
- A wonderful, kind option
- absolutely.
- A well-placed .22 slug is available, humane, and cheap already
- Yes, but this needs to be regulated so abuses don’t occur.
- Each horse euthanasia should be an individualized decision.
- For aged and/or physically/mentally infirm equines only.
- Vet and disposal costs are more than many people can afford today.
- Since the Fed. made slaughter illegal they should pay for euthanasia and disposal of unwanted horses
- Horses are being turned out onto the highways,or left in pastures to starve and die.
- I think careful measures would need to be made to make sure that its not abused.
- Vet supervised for people who can’t afford it under normal prices
- Much better to euthanize than send to an auction!!!
- What a sad reflection of our economy, but far more humane than the alternatives.
- But only for terminally ill horses, Not becasue people can’t afford them anymore!
- but with strict controls to validate ownership and authority to euthanize
- Yes, I think it would stop a lot of horses facing the stress of transportation to slaughterhouses an
- I think it would make it too easy to just get rid of unwanted horses instead of finding a good home
- A quality of life deemed merciful.
- But only for the very old and ill as a humane resource
- And only used by Veternarian “REFERAL”. Hopefully this would elimate abuse by the public!
- It also takes the planning out of it – many people can’t cope with the emotions, so wait too long.
- It is the only humane approach. In this economy a lot of horses will be starving to death.
- I think you should reopen the slaugher houses!!!
- Only for those that “need” to be put down…sick or too old and health failing.
- Australia should have them as so many people here have them slaughtered which is barbaric & cruel.
- I think this is just so much more humane than the alternatives. Sad, but humane.
- when faced with the economic loss of a horse the cost of euthanasia just adds to the stress
- As much as I love horses, available euthanasia of some type is necessary.
- Much kinder than leaving horses to starve to death.
- it would help control the unwanted and ailing and aging horse population
- It would help so much with older or sick horses that would require expensive vet bills.
- Yes – even though what’s the difference between slaughter and euthanasia? Slaughter = meat at least
- Yes, sadly, very sadly, yes
- Only if it is the only option for the horse, not just owner conv.
- sad but with slaughter banned this is needed
- it would be better then letting an animal suffer before dieing
- Betterto put them down then basically throw them away
- slaughter houses are a necessary evil.All domesticated animals suffer the abuse, neglect, and irresp
- As much as I hate to say yes., it is better than haviing these horse going to Mexico and being stabb
- It’s the ONLY way out of the current dilemma.
- I honestly think that is an easy way out. There should be other options available.
- very much! it would help stressed income people to humanely put their sick and old horses to rest.
- To many unwanted horses are left to suffer due to human neglect
- What are people to do who can’t afford an aged horse, have tried and failed to find it a home?
- people should not have to take their horse to auction because it’s cheaper than euthanasia
- a sad reality and necessity
- But the biggest problem is corpse disposal
- Giving horse owners the option should give horses humane treatment for their last hours
- It is humane; we don’t need anymore horses going to Candad and Mexico!
- We must do the human thing for our beloved animals when faced with no alturnitives
- would be a better way to an end that suffering from starvation
- Yes! We need alternatives to slaughter. What did they do 100 yrs ago, burried them!
- How do we dispose of all those unusable, toxic carcasses?
- Should help eliminate slaughter trucks
- Sure. It is a great idea. Hope to never have to use one.
- But only for debilitated horses or dangerous ones–and truely dangerous not mishandled!
- Something needs to be done to the unwanted horses.
- but adequate disposal systems have to be in place also
- An option to allow folks to make a humane decision rather than auction & slaughter
- as long as this helps the suffering of sick and injured horses
- but not for other wise healthy horses, only sick and crippled and dangerous horses.
- Yes as analterative to neglect/abuse
- We need to face reality, unwanted horses are going to suffer worse from starvation and neglect.
- I am concerned that it may be a way of irresponsible people just getting rid of unwanted horses.
- Better than terrifying slaughter house- horses know , glad slaughter is banned
- To help eliminate the amount of neglected horses now suffering from the slaughter ban.
- also disposel
- good concept! How are animals transported from the clinic & to where?
- I recently had to euthanize my 28yr old morgan due to poor health. It cost our family almost $1000.
- Not only the euthanasia but disposal: keeping my 3 aged mares another year would have been cheaper
- As an alternative to slaughter, or starvation? Absolutely!
- send the bill to PETA
- Better to put a horse down than let them starve to death from abandonment!!!!!
- This choice could greatly relieve suffering in horses; from illness that is not treated, old age ,et
- Until the horse population is fully controlled and accounted for, this should be an option.
- the clinic must see that horse needs to be euth’d
- ahh, yeah. It’s much better than starving neglected horses that owners can give away or feed
- The slaughter houses should be reformed and reopened. There are to many horse and no enough rescues.
- to encourage people to take more responsibil
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