The AQHA is asking it's members to not support : S.1176 American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act of 2011- A bill to amend the Horse Protection Act to prohibit the shipping, transporting, moving, delivering, receiving, possessing, purchasing, selling, or donation of horses and other equines to be slaughtered for human consumption, and for other purposes. ( this bill is the revamped HR503 act, Prevention Of Equine Cruelty Act.)
It boggles my mind how an equine establishment can oppose a bill which protects, Wild and Domestic Horses. This bill will also protect the health of people. The only reason why any establishment/business would be against this bill is because some how they profit off of slaughter. AQHA has a huge breeding program, they want people to breed/over breed.What the AQHA doesn't care about is the crimes that are promoted with horse slaughter, for example people's horses who were pets have been stolen and slaughtered. Now wait it gets better, this statement below is from R.T. Fitch's blog and it also shows where you can contact AQHA:
Call the AQHA at: (806) 376-4811, which I have already done, and ask to speak to Ward Stutz, get ready for this, Senior Director of Breed Integrity who is allegedly responsible for this cruel and inhumane alert. Likewise you can email Mr. Stutz at wstutz@aqha.org
On July 12,2011 I posted this article: Why did the Prevention of Equine Cruelty Act/Anti Horse Slaughter Bill Not Pass? This article explains who paid off politicians to oppose the Prevention Of Equine Cruelty Act. AQHA is one of the orgs on the list.
Make AQHA pay for their political stance and boycott them! If you have a registered horse and you don't want your horse being at risk to be slaughtered, I would contact AQHA ASAP and let them have it.
I had a American Quarter Horse, her name was Wrench, she was more then just a pet, she was my best friend. To me she was not live stock and I would never send her or any horse to slaughter. Here's an old photo of me and her when she was almost two:
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