Farm bill should include measures against horse soring, says HSUS
An anti-soring bill has the overwhelming support of the horse industry and 280 cosponsors from both sides of the aisle in Congress, says acting HSUS president.
Read moreAn anti-soring bill has the overwhelming support of the horse industry and 280 cosponsors from both sides of the aisle in Congress, says acting HSUS president.
Read moreGroup’s chief executive, Wayne Pacelle, voices dismay over the high-stepping Big Lick.
Read more“It’s an appalling act, done for entertainment and profit, and I put it in the same category as dogfighting and cockfighting.”
Read moreThe US seems to struggle to make even minor gains in horse management.
Read more“The USDA is changing the equation for the worse for animals and the public.”
Read moreRules to rein in soring fall victim to “bureaucratic bungling.”
Read moreNew rules will clamp down on illegal practice of soring.
Read moreOwners Assn joins 52 groups endorsing American Horse Council code.
Read more“That’s not a few bad apples, but a rotten barrel” – Wayne Pacelle
Read moreWork on preventing soring and slaughter among year’s landmarks.
Read moreWayne Pacelle labels Horse Protection Amendments Act of 2015 a sham.
Read moreCharity reveals findings of undercover probe.
Read morePAST Act is re-introduced to the US House of Representatives.
Read moreWayne Pacelle claims it would weaken protection for horses.
Read moreFailure to get PAST Act enacted last year called a travesty.
Read more“Industry has defied the law for more than four decades.”
Read more“Let’s get this stuff done in 2015,” says HSUS, with slaughter, soring in charity’s sights.
Read moreObjection by at least one Republican lawmaker leaves popular bill in limbo.
Read moreLeaders should be scrambling to get the job done, says HSUS boss.
Read moreRefusal to back PAST Act condemned by Roy Exum.
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