Dear Animal advocates,
Please read the comment I got on the blog below:
"I have just returned from a trip to the Havasupai. The beauty of the area was maligned by the condition of animals and the pollution of the land. I can only fight so many battles so the the plight of the horses has taken the front step. Upon arrival at the trailhead I found 2 starved horses; one older, clearly hours from death and a yearling, not quite as bad. Both evidently, without food or water for days. I gave them gave all the water I could spare. The trailhead guard expressed sympathy and said to turn them loose. I did. Upon arrival in the canyon I found animals thin, but nothing as drastic. I observed pack animals through the days. I came to the conclusion that there were very experienced and humane packers who clearly took care of their animals and there were packers without conscience or consideration. Being a horse owner, I feel I have to speak up for the dire situation. I have never been as deeply affected by wrongful situations as I have witnessed in the Havasupai. I will never return. I will never recommend trips, only give testimony to the degradation. I am saddened. What can I do to help?"
I replied there at the blog post.
http://arizona1-aahsbloggingupdates.blogspot.com/2009/09/urgent-horse-situation-in-havasupai.html#comment-216860350
We need to follow up on this. It was first reported to me two years ago.
I welcome ANY suggestions, actions we should take. This is deplorable and unacceptable.
Thanks. Please share everywhere.
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