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Peta Joins the Fray
The ongoing battle to save the HAVASUPAI horses has brought ongtime animal advocate PETA to join the fight. READ MORE: PETA and the HAVASUPAI Fight http://support.peta.org/page/11414/action/1?locale=en-US
Trouble in Paradise: Havasupai Horse Abuse in Grand Canyon
“Mysteriously, the tribe takes in an estimated $4 to $5 million in revenue from tourism to the canyon — and yet most of the village lives in abject poverty. Tracing the money to whatever mysterious place it ends up was…
Equines Rescued from Havasupai Falls in 2014-2015
WILDHORSE RESCUE STORY – ARIZONA Summer of 2014 – We were contacted by tourists in Havasupai Falls Grand Canyon about some very skinny horses. They asked us if we could help. Due to funding and resources, the soonest we could…
Very Little Progress for Havasupai Horse’s Hell
2018 SEPT 29 – ALEXANDRA WITTENBERG Sun Staff Reporter In the spring of 2016, eight pack horses were transferred from the Havasupai Indian Reservation to Coconino Humane Association for care. The horses were severely malnourished and had bruises, open sores…
Putting An End To Animal Abuse At Havasu Falls
By R.T. Fitch on June 24, 2016 • ( 16 Comments ) By: Michelle Grinnell as published on The Outbound Collective This is ugly. Photo: Tiffany Nguyen Havasu Falls is one of the most picturesque waterfalls in the country, if…
Witnesses Speak Out: 2014
**WARNING: GRAPHIC MATERIAL ATTACHED** Another eyewitness account: We went to Havasupai in July 2014. On the hike in (7/11/2014, an extremely hot day), we came across a hoof and ankle bone (see photo). A bit later, we saw a horse…
Tourism on the HAVASUPAI Reservation
Tourism on the HAVASUPAI Reservation should be at a standstill. Instead, the US Department of Forestry continues to promote an inform the public about tourism opportunities at the HAVASUPAI locale — leading them to witness animal cruelty beyond their comprehension.…
Hikers witness the willful destruction of an older mule
The (mule) on the ledge was older and had a bad limp prior to the incident. The horse handler (wrangler) and the pack of horses (about a dozen) passed us on the hike out. We noticed the dark horse (mule)…
The Monsters of the Havasupai Tribe
Link: The Monsters Among Us “Exposing those that hurt those that cannot defend themselves” UPDATE ON HORSES BEING TORTURED BY THE HAVASUPAI TRIBE MONSTERS AlafairCruelty to Animals@HavasupaiHorses, Cruelty, Havasupai Horses8 Comments Original Post: MONSTERS OF THE HAVASUPAI TRIBE I told you…