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By: Grace

Grace — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 18:02:54 +0000

Maybe it is time to sit down and look at the real issues. There will always be horse abuse and neglect and with the closure of the slaughter houses it has more then doubled. I am not a fan of slaughter as a matter of fact I have 4 old pensioners 3 cripples and two horses that no one wants to ride. However, I am in the very fortunate position to be able to afford feed, shoeing, vet care and pasture for them. Many people are not. So where do these unwanted horses go? Now they go to Mexico or Canada. So instead of saving these horses their suffering is simply prolonged. The Horse slaughter industry needed some work that is a given but it sure as hell beats riding in a cattle truck for 40 some hours or being starved to death or being turned loose on the highway to be hit by a semi. This is what the unwanted horses of the US are facing today. There will always be horses that people are unable to keep and by taking away the slaughter industry they are being driven to dire measures. Thirty emaciated horses were found in dry lot pens owned by a couple in Cody Wyoming that couldn’t afford to feed them. I know what a bunch of idiots for buying thirty horses but getting to the point which is if these horses could have been sold for slaughter they wouldn’t have sat there starving for months on end. There is always going to be that person who wants his/her last nickel out of old brownie, that we can not change. What we can change is old brownie breaking a leg in a cattle truck on his way to Mexico. It is time to change the US policy. We must have a way for these neglected unwanted horses to be slaughtered humanly.

By: Cantstandlies

Cantstandlies — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 23:59:59 +0000

I just wanted to input that yes, Cber saves “some” lives from going to slaughter…but what about those that are returned to the slaughter pipeline AFTER all of their funds have been paid? YES..it happens a lot more than we like to think! SAM is out for the money..nothing else. When times get tough financially for CBER, they ditch all the horses that are sponsored..that is not a rescue. Sam solely relies on funds that come in off ABR board, and other “suckers” who donate their funds to them..especially funds that are demanded for a month of care at HER farm..then the horse NEVER lasts the full 30 days as paid for. So, before everyone jumps me..do some research of what has really happened..and why SO MANY previous volunteers are soured by CBER and Sam..and why so many of them are willing to talk of the deaths that Sam caused for the horses…She is NOT a true rescue!

By: Gina

Gina — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 18:25:17 +0000

I rescued a filly through CBER and she is exactly as represented, the CBER people were fantastic, thoughtful and prompt in helping me with her. This organization is not what the detractors claim. I donate money to CBER with pride knowing what I’ve learned about their volunteers and what I’ve experienced personally in saving and adopting a great little horse. Just my two cents.

By: jessica

jessica — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 22:20:34 +0000

i love how you show the picture of that brown horse. beutiful