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Another Chance 4 Horses, Inc. is a non-profit 501c(3) incorporation in continuous operation for over a decade, AC4H is run by volunteers, we have no paid staff. There are multiple race tracks are in our tri-state area as well as many auctions that supply the foreign owned three slaughter houses in the USA and Canada. The horses rely entirely on your donations and your help is urgently needed. Rescuing and rehabilitating our beloved equine friends is an incredibly rewarding experience. However, it is also expensive and time consuming. AC4H is diversified. We assist horses through surrenders/neglect cases, local auctions outbidding kill-buyers, buying sick or injured and purchasing directly out of the kill pens sometimes literally moments before they are shipped to slaughter. We are an all breed rescue. We are located in a highly horse populated and saturated area. With your assistance we have assisted thoroughbreds and standardbreds off the track, quarter horses, morgans, saddlebreds, paints, mustangs, donkeys, mules, miniatures drafts, ponies and PMU horses , literally thousands of lives have been saved. It is only through your contributions that we can do what we do to save the horses. Please help them with your tax deductible donation today. No amount is too small or too large and there is not one life that isn't important to us.
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Also see our link
What do we rescue them from?
HBO
investigates horse slaughter -http://www.hbo.com/realsports/stories/2008/episode.134.s1.html.
Few casual horse
racing fans are aware that many former racing horses are slaughtered for
profit. When a thoroughbred race horse reaches the end of its career or is
simply no longer profitable on the track, it is often taken directly to
auction and sold for meat. Because horse slaughter is no longer practiced in
this country, these thoroughbreds are now being shipped by "killer buyers"
to slaughterhouses abroad, which are frequently less regulated and less
humane than former U.S. slaughterhouses. Correspondent Bernard Goldberg, who
recently won the 2008 Sports Emmy(r) for Outstanding Sports Journalism for
his 2007 REAL SPORTS story on the NFL concussion crisis, traces the
disturbing journey many of these young and healthy horses take from the
track, to auctions, to slaughterhouses, and finally to the plates of
European and Japanese diners who pay top dollar for the delicacy.
Let them know you appreciate the exposure with a
thank you email them here "Real Sports with Bryant
Gumbel," here:
http://ga4.org/ct/wpaaIH71vzYo/hbo
Washington DC pictures March 08 - American's Against Horse Slaughter
Please help end the inhumane slaughter of America's horses for overseas human
consumption:
article about the toxins in
horse meat
http://www.niagaraf

Inside Edition interview airing 11-26-07 click here to see exclusive pictures and watch the interview on photo bucket.

Christy Co-Founder AC4H interviewing with Matt from Inside Edition
Video by Laura YouTube - The Journey Of The Inside Edition Horses
Letter to Paul Sorvino from a 91 year old
concerned person who knows the value and
importance of horses as our heritage.
Educate everyone who is not aware of what is going on with horse slaughter. Go to www.marynash.org
I am pleased to say that the Aspen Times has run my rebuttal to the pro-slaughter story "Death of a Horseman's Dream". The original story can be found at:All you fellow "mindless zealots" will want to read my rebuttal which can be found at:I have thanked the Aspen Times for running my article in full. I have several other articles that I am currently working on. I will let you know when they see print.As I last posted, the FAQ sheet put out by the AVMA, and with my rebuttals attached was published by Texas Horse Talk about a week ago.It is now available on a lot more sites including that of our great friends from down under.If you wish to put this FAQ sheet on your site, you are welcome to do so.Some of you probably know the infamous site of the same name but ".com". It was started several years ago by the attorney for the BelTex slaughter plant. I think it is appropriate that the ".com" (commercial) site represents slaughter, while the ".net" site represents our internet movement to end slaughter. Besides being beautifully done, the site has a huge amount of information and lots of features.The new site is continuous expanded and updated and the more hits that the new site gets the higher it will rise in the search engines. It is even possible that some of those lost soles looking for the slaughter site may find themselves exposed to the truth. So bookmark this one and visit regularly!..................... ......... ..... Finally, Congress returns to session on December 3rd. We will most likely want to make a real effort starting a day or so later. I will send you more on this as I get it.______________________________________________________________________________________________
also available here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hkr5gTLNwg
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WARNING! Parts of this video are graphic. Click here: WB11.com Video Horse slaughter ban issue.
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Announcement!!!!! September 7, 2006 The House voted on HR503 - 263 yea's to 146 nay's
What happens next??? Now it goes to the Senate S1915, then the President to sign!!
What do we do now? Contact your Senators asking them to support S1915....
To contact your Senator http://www.senate.
please them to cosponsor S.1915gov/general/ contact_informat ion/senators_ cfm.cfm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Want to help get the word out... send this to a news paper, radio station or television station or just to your email list...
~~~~ Press Release... click here ~~~~
THERE WILL BE NO "UNWANTED HORSE" CRISIS!Slaughter in no way helps with unwanted horses. In my white paperI prove there is no relationship:
Another good paper is: http://www.trfinc.org/news/TRF_WhitePaper.pdf
Each horse in America is the responsibility of its current owner. The only thing that is going to change is that those owners will not have the option of abandoning their horses to this cruel fate for a few pieces of silver. As rescuers (and yes I rescue too), it is not our responsibility to save every horse an owner wants to get rid of. It is there responsibility. Abandoning their horses or neglecting them are not legal options.
Many horses are sent to slaughter because it is marginally lest costly than treating them right. For example, a string of camp ponies can be replaced each season slightly more cheaply than it can be wintered over. The same goes for other horses. If a race horse has an injury that keeps it from racing for a few months, it is often sold to slaughter, etc, etc. It is all about money folks! It is also about whether horses are nothing more than property that can be discarded at will.
Finally, horse slaughter rewards bad behavior. When you reward bad behavior you just get more bad behavior and a sense of entitlement on the part of the abusers.
John Holland
The Politics of Horse Slaughter
By: John Holland November 5rd, 2006
Covering The current situation, A recent history of the AHSPA and The bottom line click the above link for the full article.
Hi Folks,language of HR 503 RH explanation
Goodlatte blocked HR 857 in his agriculture committee for the whole 108th Congress. To get passed this, HR 503 was written to ban the buying, selling, donating, and transporting of horses to slaughter, but not the actual slaughter. That meant that it could be put into the Commerce committee instead of Bob Goodlatte's Agriculture committee.Joe Barton is the Chairman of the Commerce committee and he released the bill at the urging of the House leadership even though he personally voted against it.Bob Goodlatte did a maneuver called "re-referral" by which he pulled the bill into his committee too. In his committee he butchered it and added six poison pill amendments. Both bills were thus "reported to the house" and went into the record. The rules committee decided to allow a vote on only the original version of HR 503 as reported from the Commerce Committee, and two individual amendments from Agriculture. The version of HR 503 that was allowed to be voted on by the rules committee was thus called HR 503 IH. The IH stands for "introduced to House".Either amendment would have destroyed the bill. One amendment would have delayed implementation until the USDA thought there were enough rescues to handle the "unwanted" horses. They would never have deemed the number of rescues adequate. The other was the King amendment which would allow native Americans and other ethnic groups to slaughter horses. Both amendments failed, but quite a few representatives that voted for 503 also voted for the first amendment.HR 503 passed perfectly cleanly and any stories to the contrary are based on misunderstandings.John Holland