Stop Alleged Illegal Sale and Slaughter of Wild Horses

Target: Stevan Pearce, Director, Bureau of Land Management

Goal: Investigate and hold accountable all individuals and entities involved in the illegal sale and alleged slaughter of wild horses.

The apparently horrific fate of countless wild horses has come to light through recent investigations, revealing an alleged scandalous and widespread pattern of abuse and neglect under the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Reports indicate that wild horses, once rounded up for protection and rehoming, are actually being sold to unknown buyers and potentially sent to slaughter. Disturbingly, one particular incident involved the disappearance of a band of 68 wild mustangs, who were reportedly loaded onto double-decker trucks in the dead of night, never to be seen again. This alarming revelation underscores an urgent need for the BLM to reassess its practices and ensure the well-being of these animals.

Evidence reportedly shows that the BLM has been offloading wild horses to buyers who have connections to the slaughter trade, creating a loophole in federal protections. Under current laws, it is illegal to sell wild horses for slaughter, yet allegations arise suggesting that the BLM’s policies effectively enable such actions. For example, various wild horse advocates suspect that thousands of mustangs may have been sold to individuals who intend to resell them for slaughter. The BLM’s actions, compounded by its lack of transparency and accountability, only deepen the crisis facing these majestic animals.

Immediate action is essential to protect wild horses from these potential violations of their welfare. The situation demands thorough investigations into the practices of the BLM, as well as those engaging in the questionable buying and selling of wild horses. This petition demands rigorous accountability for those involved in the alleged trafficking of wild horses, including the need for humane and effective population management strategies that prioritize their well-being over financial bottom lines.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear Director Pearce,

The distressing fate of thousands of wild horses, allegedly sold without verification of their future, demands immediate attention and accountability. Reports highlight troubling accusations that these magnificent animals, once rounded up by the Bureau of Land Management for protection, are instead falling into the hands of traders linked to the slaughter industry. One harrowing case revealed the disappearance of a group of wild mustangs after being loaded onto trucks and whisked away, apparently never to reach a loving home, just mere days after their purchase for a paltry sum.

Furthermore, investigations raise serious questions about the BLM’s selling practices and its lack of oversight in preventing criminal activities related to horse slaughter. Instead of ensuring the safety of these protected animals, it appears the BLM has created loopholes that allow individuals to exploit them for profit, all under the guise of rehoming. The allegations of unethical sales practices and the purported absence of a robust animal welfare policy further exacerbate the dire situation for America’s wild horses.

It is imperative to act now to investigate and hold accountable all responsible parties in this distressing scenario. The BLM must commit to transparent practices that prioritize the welfare of wild horses and explore humane solutions for population management. This petition demands immediate investigation into these troubling activities and a comprehensive overhaul of BLM policies to safeguard these animals against exploitation.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

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  • George Theobald
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  • Dr. Stefan Petersen
  • Michelle Taylor
  • Dorothy Wheeler
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