Appeals Court Sides with Horse Processor
Pat Raia
December 16, 2013
A federal appeals court ruled against animal rights groups that challenged U.S. horse processing plants.
A federal appeals court ruled against animal rights groups that challenged U.S. horse processing plants.
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Thomason is the president and chief executive officer of Keeneland Association in Lexington, Ky.
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Horse rescues could soon be able to consult a nationwide animal abuser registry before adopting animals out.
Breeding your mare will likely cost much more than just the stud fee.
The USDA is bound to inspect qualified horse processing plants, the organization’s appeal response says.
The National Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS) is planning for its third national equine industry study.
An order handed down by an appeals court bars the USDA from carrying out inspections at processing plants.
A judge allowed a lawsuit that could have prevented a New Mexico processing plant from opening to expire.
The AQHA has asked a federal court to stay clone registrations pending the outcome of an appeal.
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