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From Sofia about Horse Slaughter - 26 Sep 2013

[Also see Sofia's September 28 letter]

Hi again!

 I totally agree about the killing being evil but what I don't understand  is why the government would go along with this idea. It's a horrible thought that people think they can dump horses in a slit trench.

Why not sell them for money or just keep them?

Sofia

Reply from Frank and Mary

Dear Sofia:
 
They do try to sell them, but very few are rescued, the rest go to slaughter.
 
The slit trench is only for those that die during the round up or for the ones they can't sell.
 
And the government goes along with it because they love the ranchers money more that justice.

In the Love of the Lord,

Frank and Mary

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