Horse Processing Advocate Sue Wallis Dies in Wyoming
Pat Raia
January 30, 2014
Sue Wallis, who made headlines as a vocal proponent of U.S. horse processing, died Tuesday. She was 56.
Sue Wallis, who made headlines as a vocal proponent of U.S. horse processing, died Tuesday. She was 56.
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