SAVING AMERICA'S HORSES A NATION BETRAYED
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THE INTERNATIONAL SAVING AMERICA'S HORSES COALITION (ISAHC) |
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The International Saving America’s Horses Coalition is a consortium of veterinarians, equestrian  professionals, equine welfare experts, researchers, horse advocates, scientists, film and television artists, and concerned citizens working in concert to promote humane wild horse preservation with a focus on the prevention of equine cruelty and ending the slaughter of America's horses. The Initiative strives to reduce suffering and cultivate a more compassionate society.
ISAHC strives to break the cycle of animal cruelty for America’s horses by cultivating action and inspiring social change.
The program strives to inspire the public to take a more active role in protecting and caring for wild and domestic horses. Through humane education, the program delivers a broad and balanced reflection of humane prevention and preservation ethics—ways that illuminate how letting go of the old can lead to paths of healing and harmonious coexistence.
TAKE PART! Wild for Life Foundation welcomes all individuals, communities, organizations, and companies that share a caring and compassionate viewpoint for animals, to join the Saving America’s Horses Initiative as we strive to nurture, preserve and promote a compassionate human-equine bond through natural partnerships between people and horses. The opportunities are endless for individuals, students, organizations and philanthropic business programs to engage in community service projects that respect humane values and elevate conscience, inspire compassion, promote the natural healing power of horses and reduce the suffering of at risk equines.
Learn more about the ISAHC 
“SAVING AMERICA’S HORSES A NATION BETREAYED” is a must see film for anyone who cares about a horse.
I have been involved with horses and also in the thoroughbred racing industry nearly all my life. I have likewise been involved with several organizations that provide homes for thoroughbreds after the end of their racing careers. Yet this film was a sobering wake up call to the need for all horsemen and horsewomen to do more to ensure that our beloved horses are protected.
I now understand the economic and political landscape that has prevented a Federal Anti-slaughter bills from being passed through the legislature. We can "take care of our own" without any need at all for slaughter in the United States or elsewhere."
- Bing Bush Jr., Equine Attorney
 The Saving America’s Horses Initiative supports the auditable aftercare program for rehabilitation, retraining and adoption for horses whose work, competitive, or performance careers have ended. We encourage all equine industry members to assist in generating funds supporting the transition of horses into healthy second careers, safe retirement, or sanctuary placement. To ensure the safety and welfare for America's horses we extend our most sincere invitation you to resolve to a vigorous showing of support for the prevention of equine slaughter.
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"I urge the leaders in the Thoroughbred industry to set an example for the rest of the industry to actively get behind SAVING AMERICA'S HORSES, the Initiative and the Movie, and support the legislation that will put an end to horse slaughter" — Bing Bush Jr., equine attorney
"SAVING AMERICA’S HORSES is so important to shed light on the reality of what is happening to our horses everyday in this country. We have to protect these magnificent animals," says Nick Zito, Hall of Fame Thoroughbred racehorse trainer.
to implement programs to protect thoroughbreds at the end of their careers, it is important to remember that this same horrible fate is imposed on many that never have a racing career.” — Shelley Abrams, Racehorse Owner, Co Founder Americans Against Horse Slaughter.
"As a veterinarian, I believe that it is my responsibility to treat all of my patients in a humane manner. Looking at the condition of slaughter-bound horses, I could never explain to a client or to a child what is humane about their transport, and I would certainly never recommend this avenue of disposing of a horse to a client." — Dr. Nena J. Winand, DVM, PhD
