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Stop the Slaughter of Wild Horses

Stop the Slaughter of Wild Horses

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Started by Anonymous 21 years, 8 months ago
Our government is taking wild horses off land because of special interest groups and are putting them in government pens. If the horse is over 10 years of age, (less than half of their lifespan) or were not adopted, they are sent to be slaughtered. This situtation is not right! Instead of letting our nation\'s true symbol graze freely, they are being killed to make room for cattle and oil drilling. Let\'s bring back Federal protection for the horses. Please help us by signing this petition, which will go to Washington.

Updates

December 25, 2006

The government is still silent despite the pressure we are building. I am preparing a formal package of these signatures for our representatives.

December 25, 2006

The momentum is shifting. Washington cannot ignore us for much longer.

6 Comments

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Jessica Reeves
21 years ago Featured

ABSOLUTELY HEARTBREAKING. HOW CAN ANYONE DO THIS TO SUCH MAJESTIC ANIMALS???

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Linda Reyes
21 years ago Featured

my heart breaks for these horses. they deserve to live out their lives in the wild where they belong.

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Sarah Barnes
21 years ago Featured

this is so sad. these beautiful creatures belong in the wild not in some pen waiting to be killed. please stop this now.

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Mike Gordon
21 years ago Featured

leave the horses alone. they were here first. its just greedy companies wanting more land for money.

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Robert Cole
21 years ago Featured

stop the slaughter. find a better way to manage the land. this has to end.

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David Bennett
21 years ago Featured

They are symbols of freedom for a reason. Keep them out of the slaughterhouse.

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