
Wild horses are woven into America’s history and remain enduring symbols of strength, resilience and freedom. But whether horses roam free or live alongside us, they face a shared danger: falling victim to horse slaughter.
Tens of thousands of American horses are transported across U.S. borders each year for slaughter for human consumption. The ASPCA’s latest campaign, America’s Horses at Risk, highlights this ongoing issue and underscores the need for a permanent solution to protect horses from this cruel fate.
Americans overwhelmingly oppose horse slaughter. By sharing America’s Horses at Risk with your audiences, you can help educate communities about the risks facing horses and the ASPCA’s work to safeguard them, find good homes for those in need and end horse slaughter.
Wild horses are woven into America’s history and remain enduring symbols of strength, resilience and freedom. But whether horses roam free or live alongside us, they face a shared danger: falling victim to horse slaughter.
Tens of thousands of American horses are transported across U.S. borders each year for slaughter for human consumption. The ASPCA’s latest campaign, America’s Horses at Risk, highlights this ongoing issue and underscores the need for a permanent solution to protect horses from this cruel fate.
Americans overwhelmingly oppose horse slaughter. By sharing America’s Horses at Risk with your audiences, you can help educate communities about the risks facing horses and the ASPCA’s work to safeguard them, find good homes for those in need and end horse slaughter.