Some people find it amusing to torture animals, and it is usually an early warning sign of someone being a potential serial killer if they enjoy killing and harming animals in certain ways. Abuse has many meanings and can cover anything from not providing the right kind of shelter to outright neglect including not feeding or watering the horse. Horse Slaughter is used in many countries due to the fact that many people view horses as livestock and not pets the way many Americans do. Using horse slaughter as a means to control 'unwanted' horses however is not a good thing. responsible breeding and humane euthanasia is the answer.
I think that this is a very dumb question because horse abuse can RUIN horses and abuse is usually long term so they are suffering for a long time and slaughter is horrible because the usual hang the horses upside down and slit them down the middle or just shoot them in the head. If that isn't enough for you to know why its illegal then you are sick!!!
Abuse.
YES, of course. That is what abuse is, torture.
mistreatment, abuse, cruelty
It's known that people who torture, abuse, or kill animals for fun at a young age end up killing people later on in life.
Yes it is
pet torture is when people abuse there animals. they do unspeakable things to the animals, like NEVER give it food or water, hit it, kick it, and other cruel things. Why do you ask?
You mean besides 'assault is hitting someone and torture is constant abuse for a period of time'?
in the wild they do live in the wild but also live in captivity wild horses are most happy in the wild and horses born and raised in captivity are most happy w/ humans (unless the humans are abusive; STOP ANIMAL ABUSE AND HORSE SLAUGHTER just saying)
some statics are 31%people stab the animal,36% torture,17% drowned the animal and 13% beat the animal
50,000 horses die each year because of abuse and abandoning by the owners.
Horse slaughter is not banned in the strictest sense, the federal government just stopped funding the use of meat inspectors (USDA veterinarians) to certify horsemeat for human consumption. That being said many horses are now shipped out of the country and slaughtered using much less humane techniques than those used in the United States. The horses are often still not transported humanely. The US slaughter industry was replete with abuse and violations that were exposed by various animal rights groups, however, the ban on US slaughter has merely shifted the abuse to transport and to other countries. As with a number of livestock slaughter industries, a lack of concern for the general welfare of the animals (rough handling, inadequate restraint to insure quick/ immediate, stress free death, transport of injured animals to slaughter, transport using inappropriate trailers for the animals) has openned the door for appropriate ridicule from welfare organizations as well as concerned animal lovers. There are a number of schools of thought on how best to addres the continued issues with horse slaughter. Ranging from making the slaughter of horses completely illegal to continuing slaughter without restrictions. The government has moved in the direction of funding veterinary inspections of horsemeat which has created renewed interest in US horse slaughter. The industry needs to take steps to insure their charges are treated correctly and assured a careful stress free death.