Category: Horse Slaughter

The Mad King Flies His Flag

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Opinion by Timothy Egan as published on The New York Times The emperor of the outdoors rode into town on a horse named Tonto, and soon demanded that his own special flag fly outside his headquarters whenever he was in Washington. He believes fracking is proof that “God […]

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Goodbye and good riddance to Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen, who voted to return horse slaughter to the U.S.

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SOURCE:  Equine Advocates’ facebook Bill Clark via Getty Images Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen’s retirement could set off a race for the top spot on the Appropriations Committee. By Equine Advocates Goodbye and Good Riddance! Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen Who Voted to Return Horse Slaughter to the U.S. Will Retire! In July […]

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‘From Wild to World Champion’: A New Song About Cobra the Mustang

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“Although we would prefer to have seen Cobra live out his life, naturally, on his rightful range it warms ones heart to see someone take a chance, step forward and save this ‘3 Strikes’ pony from further abuse and possible slaughter. A true love story and a definite tissue alert is warranted. Thanks to all who made this tribute to a magical rescue possible. May God bless.” ~ R.T.

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THE TRUTH #16 – FOIA documents reveal that Dave Duquette, employed by pro-horse slaughter organization Protect the Harvest, and 2 others, bought the 12 wild mares from the BLM that were spayed and sold in the “First Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity”

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Wild Horse Freedom Federation issues THE TRUTH to share Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) documents and information with the public.  Be sure to subscribe HERE to Wild Horse Freedom Federation, so that you can receive email alerts. THE TRUTH #16 – FOIA documents reveal that Dave Duquette, employed […]

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How Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke prompted a mass resignation from his National Park Service Advisory Board

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Few groups have been closer and more involved in Interior Department policy and management than the National Park System Advisory Board, an appointed and nonpartisan group established 83 years ago to consult on department operations and practices.

So it came as a shock this week when nine of the board’s 12 members abruptly resigned in protest, complaining that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke had disregarded their requests to meet at least once, a circumstance no other Park System Advisory Board had encountered.

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