No it is not illegal to export horses for slaughter.
No. It is illegal in America to slaughter horses for food. That includes jello.
It is now illegal to slaughter horses in the U.S., so they are shipped to Mexico.
well its illigal in uk (where i come from) but in america obama has allowed horse slaughter :(
Any state in the USA could legally slaughter horses at one time. Horses were slaughtered for many years and their meat used in the pet food industry. Technically horse slaughter was not made illegal, The inspection of slaughtered horses by USDA veterinarians was defunded by the federal government.
Banning horse slaughtering is where the horses go to0 farm and are torn apart and people can do legally with a license and when you slaughter horses illegal you do not have a license or any rights to be slaughtering horses.
well there is no such thing for horses called a mink house. there is a slaughter house and the glue factory. both are illegal in the US
A horse slaughter plant is a place where mean people kill healthy, old, or injured horses for food or money.THEY_ARE_SO_CRUEL!">THEY ARE SO CRUEL!Horse slaughter is not illegal, although it should be. A lot of people are against horse slaughter, including me.Sometimes good people save the horses by adopting them so they can have a great life. If they don't get adopted..... I think you would know what happens to them.@the guy above:I am against horse slaughter too.
Yes, It has been banned to Slaughter Horses in the U.S
Yes, people do eat horses. In the United states it is considered illegal to slaughter horses for human consumption, but in many countries horse meat is considered no different than cow meat.
The slaughter of horses became a problem when horses were replaced by cars and their worth was diminished in the eyes of humans.
dogs and horses...
Popular breeds for export included American Quarter Horses, thoroughbreds used for racing, and Tennessee Walking Horses, which are used for English riding.