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Why am I writing to you about horses? Inbox [Photo] Compassion in World Farming Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 9:12 AM To: teddybear
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Display images below - Always display images from supporters@ciwf-alerts.org.uk View this email in a web browser. [Photo] Dear teddybearCompassion in World Farming exists to defend farm animal welfare, so you may be surprised that I’m writing to you about horses.But farming horses for meat is common practice in Central and Eastern Europe. And every year over 50,000 horses who’ve spent their lives unloved and unnamed are transported, often thousands of miles, to slaughter. [Photo] Our most recent investigation followed a truck filled with horses from Romania to Italy. The journey took more than 24 hours. Not once did the drivers provide the horses with water or let them out to rest. Transporting animals for so long without water risks severe dehydration, suffering and distress. It is a violation of EU law and a violation of basic human decency.See for yourself what our investigators discovered – view our undercover footage. [Photo] Undercover investigations like ours take time and money. But they are vital to expose cruelty and make the case against unnecessary and inhumane practices like long distance transport. So, we will keep on investigating and campaigning until all farmed animals are treated with respect. But our work depends entirely on the support and generosity of people like you. Please do consider making a donation today and send our e-card to the European Commission in Brussels. Thank you, [Photo] Liam Slattery
Head of Investigations PS – Your support is so important. Please take action by sending our e-card about long distance transport. Terms & conditions View this email in a web browser Unsubscribe [Photo] [Photo] Reply | Reply to all | Forward | Print | Delete | Show original
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here in australia i have complained twice to rspca with no reply or
noticeable action
about a shetland pony provided with no shelter
temp range from 120 f to cold wet rain and wind
grass cut short with mower
only feed available is what has been sprayed with roundup weed killer
has plenty of grain feed etc and water
another situation people got a horse and did not have stock proof fence
so horse got out several times on road and luckily neighbours got
horse to safety
people not made fence stockproof
just put up electic fence instead which horse could walk over
good luck with your campaign
see aussieworldpolitics.blogspot.com, or allsortsanimalstalk.blogspot.com
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teddybear
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Display images below - Always display images from supporters@ciwf-alerts.org.uk View this email in a web browser. [Photo] Dear teddybearCompassion in World Farming exists to defend farm animal welfare, so you may be surprised that I’m writing to you about horses.But farming horses for meat is common practice in Central and Eastern Europe. And every year over 50,000 horses who’ve spent their lives unloved and unnamed are transported, often thousands of miles, to slaughter. [Photo] Our most recent investigation followed a truck filled with horses from Romania to Italy. The journey took more than 24 hours. Not once did the drivers provide the horses with water or let them out to rest. Transporting animals for so long without water risks severe dehydration, suffering and distress. It is a violation of EU law and a violation of basic human decency.See for yourself what our investigators discovered – view our undercover footage. [Photo] Undercover investigations like ours take time and money. But they are vital to expose cruelty and make the case against unnecessary and inhumane practices like long distance transport. So, we will keep on investigating and campaigning until all farmed animals are treated with respect. But our work depends entirely on the support and generosity of people like you. Please do consider making a donation today and send our e-card to the European Commission in Brussels. Thank you, [Photo] Liam Slattery
Head of Investigations PS – Your support is so important. Please take action by sending our e-card about long distance transport. Terms & conditions View this email in a web browser Unsubscribe [Photo] [Photo] Reply | Reply to all | Forward | Print | Delete | Show original
Your message has been sent. [Photo] Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 2:41 AM To: Compassion in World Farming Reply | Reply to all | Forward | Print | Delete | Show original thanks for email news
here in australia i have complained twice to rspca with no reply or
noticeable action
about a shetland pony provided with no shelter
temp range from 120 f to cold wet rain and wind
grass cut short with mower
only feed available is what has been sprayed with roundup weed killer
has plenty of grain feed etc and water
another situation people got a horse and did not have stock proof fence
so horse got out several times on road and luckily neighbours got
horse to safety
people not made fence stockproof
just put up electic fence instead which horse could walk over
good luck with your campaign
see aussieworldpolitics.blogspot.com, or allsortsanimalstalk.blogspot.com
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teddybear
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