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Save horses from senseless slaughter: Pass the SAFE Act now! [Take Action]

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Friend,

What would you do if I told you that even though horse slaughter plants have not operated in the U.S. since 2007, thousands of American horses are still being transported across our borders to be brutally slaughtered for their meat? What if I also told you that 92% of these horses are healthy and able to be rehomed? I know you’d want to do something about it, which is why I’m asking you to take action right now and urge your legislators to pass the Save America's Forgotten Equines (SAFE) Act.

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The SAFE Act would permanently ban domestic horse slaughter in the U.S. and stop the export of American horses for slaughter abroad—practices that 80% of Americans support banning. It is way past time this bill is passed due to the sheer brutality these horses must endure. Slaughter is never a humane end for horses. Equipment and practices are proven unsuitable for rendering horses unconscious due to their physiology and instinctive flight response, resulting in prolonged pain and suffering. The fear and distress horses experience in the slaughterhouse environment often leads to panic, increasing the risk of serious injury before they are slaughtered.

What’s worse is that many of these slaughter-bound horses are tragically denied a second chance at a happy life because “kill buyers,” supplying the foreign slaughter plants show up at horse auctions and outbid legitimate horse owners, rescues and sanctuaries. They have even been known to impersonate rescues to trick owners into selling their horses for meat! 

That’s why we’re urgently pushing Congress to pass the SAFE Act to end this cruelty once and for all. But we need your help to make the suffering of these vulnerable horses impossible to ignore. Please: Take action now by urging your legislators to pass the SAFE Act and protect horses from slaughter!

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Thank you for taking action today, 

Sara Amundson
President
Humane World Action Fund


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