Seconds. some animal rights activists are supporting a move at that could potentially allow horses to be slaughtered in the united states again. congress basically banned the practice several years ago, and this may sound puzzling, but they say that they re actually trying to prevent animal cruelty. doug mcelway reports. 70 horses confiscated for mid atlantic farms because of neglect. many emaciated before the rehabilitation at the rescue farm. their fate far better than hundreds of thousands of horses slaughtered in the u.s. for human consumption abroad and under pressure for animal rights groups and the domestic slaughter industry was effectively ended in 2007 when congress stopped funding for usda for horse slaughter houses and unexpected meat cannot be sold. it turned out to be a law of unintended consequences. what that meant, they were crammed into small trucks, they were slipping and sliding in their own waste.
Potentially allow horses to be slaughtered in the united states again. congress basically banned the practice several years ago. this may sound a bit puzzling. they are trying to prevent animal cruelty. doug mcelway reports. there was neglect mavenlt knee may see near death before the rehabilitation at the rescue farm. they are faring better than hundreds of thousands slaughtered for human consumption abroad. under pressure from animal rights groups and owners the slaughter was effectively ended in if the u.s. in 2007 when congress stopped funding for usda inspection uninspected meat can t be sold. it turned out to be a law of oven intended circumstances. they were crammed in small trucks they were slipping and sliding in their own waste crammed together with horses
Potentially allow horses to be slaughtered in the united states again. congress basically banned the practice several years ago. this may sound a bit puzzling. they are trying to prevent animal cruelty. doug mcelway reports. there was neglect mavenlt knee may see near death before the rehabilitation at the rescue farm. they are faring better than hundreds of thousands slaughtered for human consumption abroad. under pressure from animal rights groups and owners the slaughter was effectively ended in if the u.s. in 2007 when congress stopped funding for usda inspection uninspected meat can t be sold. it turned out to be a law of oven intended circumstances. they were crammed in small trucks they were slipping and sliding in their own waste
With taxpayer dollars don t cooperate with us. shannon: we know this is far from over. congressman, thank you for making time for us today. we will continue to follow you as you follow the trail. thank you, sir. thank you very much. shannon: some animal rights activists supporting a move that could potentially allow horses to be slaughtered in the u.s. but they are trying to prevent animal cruelty. doug mcellay explains. 70 horses confiscated because of neglect. many near death before the rehabilitation at the rescue farm. the fate far better, though, than the hundreds of thousands of horses slaughtered in the u.s. for human consuming abroad. under pressure from animal rights groups the domestic slaughter industry was ended in the u.s. in 2007 when congress stopped funding for usda inspection of horse slaughter houses. it turned out to be a law of
More transparency about fees charged to maintain those plans. others have to do with retiree options for withdrawing the money. now a fascinating story from maryland. it involves animal rights advocates reversing course to support the slaughter of horses. you heard that right. doug explains the reasons for the turn around. 70 horses confiscated from mid atlantic forms because of neglect. many near death before their rehabilitation at this rescue farm. their fate far better than the hundreds of thousands of horses slaughtered in the u.s. for human consumption abroad. under pressure from animal rights groups and many horse owner, the slaughter industry was effectivelynded in the u.s. in 2007 when congress stopped funding it for usda inspection of horse slaughter houses. it turned out to be a law of unintended consequences. what that meant was that they were crammed into small trucks,