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Published: July 20, 2008
What to do with excess of animals?
By David Zizzo
When they no longer want their horses or can't take care of them, many horse owners try to find new homes for them. But some of the animals end up being slaughtered, horse people say.

"Everybody looks for a way to make things work. Unfortunately the answers don't fit,” said R.D. Logan , executive director of the Oklahoma Thoroughbred Association . "It is a little sensitive area for horsemen.”

Logan said his ...

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