Survey To Address Horse Crisis

Tuesday, December 2nd 2008, 8:59 pm

By: News On 6

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UNDATED -- A nationwide study will be conducted to look at the crisis facing our nation's horses.

Last month, The News On 6 reported on the growing problem of unwanted horses. Now, there's a nationwide initiative to study the problem, beginning with an online survey.

Participate in the survey.

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