HSUS Launches Safe Stalls Horse Rescue Network
Edited Press Release
December 6, 2012
The HSUS is launching the program to help horses rescued from cruelty and neglect cases or natural disasters.
The HSUS is launching the program to help horses rescued from cruelty and neglect cases or natural disasters.
Fifty-five allegedly neglected horses, ponies, and donkeys were removed by authorities last week.
The arrest follows an extensive investigation into the illegal horsemeat trade in Hillsborough County.
One horse in Anderson, Ind., was killed. Another was seriously wounded and is undergoing treatment.
Authorities are seeking homes for three special needs horses connected to the case.
The man allegedly rode the horse for miles, which caused injuries that necessitated the animal’s euthanasia.
Reflective ear tags should help reduce the number of road traffic accidents involving the animals at night.
The horse sustained several injuries when it ran through a fence during the failed theft attempt.
The gift represents new efforts in Manipur to protect the now-endangered native Manipuri Ponies.
The organizations issued a statement Nov. 19 in support of HR 6388,
Director Peter Jackson said the production company investigated the allegations and determined them unfounded.
The ten horses were removed from a warehouse located in Detroit’s industrial west side.
The rule states that any horse with “fresh blood” on its body will be definitively eliminated.
The remains of two horses were found tethered to a telephone pole alongside a rural road in Midland County.
Crundwell admitted to embezzling millions of dollars from the city of Dixon, Ill.
A World Horse Welfare representative spoke on the topic at the 2012 FEI General Assembly, held Thursday.
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