Why do people hurt horses?

Answer 1

As horrible as it is, people generally slaughter horses when they are too old or no longer useful to people, or if they can't afford to keep them and have trouble selling them on.

It's for many reasons but it's usually when they don't want the horse any more.

I live in a strange town and I've heard rumors about horses being killed for things like glue, or other strange purposes. Recently, a girl shot one my neighbor's horses and scattered its bones in a church nearby. One might point to ancient obsessions with seances or necromancy; then again, by the brutal and rather obvious way this thing was done, it was done by an idiot. I found its hoof and another unrecognizable bone in a rather obvious path while wandering today. It's strange the things you find when your'e not looking.

Anyway, I think it's sick. I don't understand why anyone would feel compelled to kill such a majestic creature unless, as stated above, it was used to abate an emergency.

Answer 2

People hurt horses for a variety of reasons. Some people do not know how to properly handle a horse and cannot control them so they will get rough and begin to abuse the horse physically. Other times people expect the horse to work like a machine and when the horse protests they will beat it or force it to continue working when the horse should be resting. There are many other forms of abuse but the two listed are typically the most commonly seen.

Answer 3

Well, honey, people hurt horses for a variety of messed up reasons - ignorance, cruelty, or just being plain old jerks. Some folks don't have an ounce of respect for these majestic creatures, and it's a damn shame. Bottom line, hurting horses is just plain wrong, and those folks need a reality check.

Answer 4

There are various reasons why people may hurt horses, including lack of knowledge or understanding of proper horse care, mental health issues, intentional abuse for personal gain or entertainment, or underlying psychological issues. It is important to address these root causes through education, awareness, and enforcement of animal welfare laws to prevent harm to horses and promote their well-being. Additionally, providing resources and support for individuals struggling with mental health or behavioral issues can help prevent them from harming animals.

Answer 5

Oh, dude, people hurt horses because they're just trying to audition for the villain role in a real-life cowboy movie. Like, who needs a mustache-twirling bad guy when you can just have someone mistreat a majestic creature? It's like they're trying to be the real-life Snidely Whiplash or something.

Answer 6

for glue or to eat Yes, the French and other countries consider it a delicacy to eat, but personally I don't see how anyone could EVER EVER want to kill a beautiful animal like that.