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Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act Protects Horse Industries

For the Minnesota owners who found theiraccording  to  the  bill.
therapeutic riding horse Poco shot to death
in the pasture, some solace might be foundThe bill states that it is a crime to "damage
with the recent passage of the Animalor interfere with a legitimate legal animal
Enterprise  Terrorism  Act.enterprise."
Passed by the U.S. House of RepresentativesThe act defines the potential fines and
on November 13, the bill, supported by theimprisonment for such related crimes. For
American Horse Council, increases theexample, the guilty party can be fined and
criminal and monetary penalties for crimesimprisoned for five years or less if he or
against animal owners and requires thatshe inflicts between $10,000-$100,000 in
restitution be made to owners who sufferdamages or if there is reasonable fear for
particular  economic  losses.serious  human  bodily  injury  or  death.
The bill's goal is to provide the JusticeThe black and white Pinto Poco was a
Department with the authority to apprehend,therapeutic riding horse and belonged to a
prosecute and convict individuals committingfamily with two autistic sons. The family was
animal  enterprise  terror.planning to open a therapeutic riding summer
camp for children with autism. The horse was
An animal enterprise, as defined by the bill,found shot three times in the leg, and
includes academic and commercial institutionsinvestigators do not believe the shooting to
that maintain or sell animals for profit,be  an  accident.
agriculture, education, research, testing,
food and legal equine events such as horseMichael Albert is an expert by profession but
shows and rodeos. The bill also protectshe is also writing articles on horses,
zoos, aquariums, animal shelters, pet stores,stallion, and trailors for a long time. He
breeders, circuses and furriers. Thehas done his research work in the same field
protection also extends to fairs thatwithin the organization of Horse Chit Chat.
"advance agriculture arts and science,"



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