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A man in Auckland, New Zealand starved 11 of his horses so badly that they resorted to eating their own feces and sawdust bedding in a desperate attempt just to get anything into their empty bellies. Even worse: officials also have evidence that he physically abused his horses. Witnesses observed him punching the animals and slamming them with a shovel, buckets, and other painful objects. Yet it took authorities more than a year to finally charge him with a crime. Please sign this petition to help ensure that this man is never allowed to work or live with animals again!

He Starved His Horses Until They Ate Their Own PoopClick Here to Sign Petition

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