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This page is intended to provide a quick reference to information as it relates to the Commercial Transport of Equines to Slaughter regulation. The current regulation is linked below along with highlighted subsections of the most frequent infractions. If you recognize an issue that needs to be investigated, please use the USDA/APHIS link to report it. This regulation not only applies to transport to a slaughter facility, but also covers horses in transit - including holding pens, feedlots, layover stations, and even auctions.

THE current REGulation

The Commercial Transportation of 

Equines to Slaughter Regulation

Report violations to the usda/aphis

Stallions

Blind Horses

Blind Horses

Stallions, including aggressive horses, must be separated from every other horse during transport, including each other. These horses are to have no contact with any other horse on the trailer.

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Blind Horses

Blind Horses

Blind Horses

It is illegal to transport blind horses to slaughter. This includes shipping to a slaughter facility directly as well as any place that assembles horses for such fate - kill pens, feedlots, stockyards, layover and sorting facilities, and auctions.

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Lame horses

Blind Horses

Lame horses

To qualify for commercial transport, the horse must be able to bear weight on all four limbs and walk unassisted. 

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