Kentucky Faces Overflow of Unwanted Horses Across the State
In Kentucky and nationwide a surge of unwanted horses strains markets and rescues as slaughter restrictions bite. Auction demand collapses, some owners abandon or starve horses, while rescue groups struggle with capacity and rising care costs. Authorities note a shift in disposal views amid legal and ethical changes.
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