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04 December 2009 www.UnitedOrgsoftheHorse.org

This is what happens when there is no market...
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Please Vote NO on S. 727

Horse owners and concerned citizens need to come together with real solutions to ensure the humane care, management, and euthanasia of horses; to ensure the long-term sustainability and viability of the equine industry; and to restore the market for all horses. S. 727 exacerbates these problems, and offers zero solutions.

There is no disagreement—all animals should be treated humanely from birth to death.

The United Organizations of the Horse - www.UnitedOrgsoftheHorse.org
Poster with details on Vote NO
S. 727, The Prevention of Equine Cruelty Act of 2009 - www.WashingtonWatch.com

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