Horse Killed on set of new film proves American Humane Association Needs to be Questioned

Below is taken from an email I received.  This is a very serious issue that needs
to be looked into.  I am encouraging all who seek the truth to look into what
happened.  Please read below.

Dear Friends,
> >
> >I am so angry I can barely contain myself.  Today I received a call
from
>my friend Roland Vincent in Las Vegas.  Roland witnessed a "wild horse
>race," which is a rodeo event, during the filming of the upcoming
movie,
>Flicka.  The wild horse race releases a group of horses into an arena,
with
>gangs of thugs then jumping on their terrified victims, biting them
(yes,
>biting them), dragging down and other wise assaulting these great
animals. 
>The horses completely panic, as you can imagine.  Two animals collided
with
>each other, and one did not get back up, possibly from a broken neck.
> >
> >I will state for the record right now that Flicka is Dead on Arrival
when
>it comes to theatres.  This is my personal goal.  I am asking
activists
>everywhere to join me in dedicating themselves to making this film
trash a
>complete and utter flop.
> >
> >For the moment, however, we have other business to settle.  The
American
>Humane Association (AHA) had four representatives on the movie site,
and
>THEY ALLOWED this insanity to happen.
> >
> >I will freely admit that when I called the LA offices of the AHA I
was in
>a complete lather.  I wasn't nice nor was I professional.  I talked to
>Barbara Casey and Karen Rosa.  I told them I expected the four
>representatives to be fired immediately, and that after a review there
>should likely be a lot more.  I told them that obviously AHA policies
have
>to be completely, one hundred percent overhauled.  I told them I
wanted
>SHARK to have a copy of the footage, to help show people the cruelty
and
>corruption of the Rodeo Mafia.  Last but not least, we wanted the
contact
>information for the movie producers.  Those weren't requests, they
were
>orders.  We were refused.
> >
> >I am asking you to call the AHA, and we have included three offices
>below.  There is absolutely no excuse for what has happened.  It isn't
>enough that SHARK and other organizations have to fight the Rodeo
Mafia,
>now we have to fight the AHA.  SO BE IT!  Usually we want people to be
nice
>and professional, but this frankly just isn't one of those times. 
When we
>discover rot within our own, the only proper response in my mind is to
cut
>it out.
> >
> >I believe protests against the AHA should begin ASAP.  The AHA and
the
>Tiger truck shall soon meet.  Please do not allow this poor animal to
have
>died in vain.  This morning he was a beautiful, magnificent animal. 
The
>AHA, the Rodeo Mafia and the movie producers have now turned him into
a
>corpse.  We're already kicking butt on the Rodeo Mafia, and when
Flicka
>comes out we'll kick butt on the movie.  For now, it's down with the
AHA!
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >Steve Hindi
> >SHARK
> >
> >CONTACT:
> >
> >American Humane Association
> >National Headquarters
> >63 Inverness Drive East
> >Englewood, CO 80112
> >Phone: (303) 792-9900
> >Fax:  (303) 792-5333
> >Business hours are Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm, Mountain
Time
> >
> >American Humane Association
> >Film and Television Unit
> >15366 Dickens Street
> >Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
> >Phone:  (818) 501-0123
> >Fax:  (818) 501-8725
> >Business hours are Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, Pacific Time
> >
> >American Humane Association
> >Public Policy Office
> >2007 N. 15th Street, Suite 207
> >Arlington, VA 22201
> >Phone:  (703) 294-6690
> >Business hours are Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, Eastern Time