Horse Groups Endorse AHC’s Welfare Code of Practice
Edited Press Release
October 10, 2015
Ten additional organizations have recently supported the American Horse Council’s code meant to “put the horse first.”
Ten additional organizations have recently supported the American Horse Council’s code meant to “put the horse first.”
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