Video of Horse Strawberry Fudge Killed At CFD Rodeo

July 28, 2009

Where does Cheyenne Frontier Days they draw the line? Oh, yeah, no camera footage for "advocacy issue" purposes. FAIL! It's on YouTube, scumsuckers. Please call Coke and give them an earful. Proud sponsors indeed. What the hell are they proud of?

Death of Strawberry Fudge Video Uploaded on YouTube

More Videos of Animal Injuries to be Uploaded

SHARK's first video exposing the horrific cruelty of the 2009 Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo is now available on YouTube. Click here to see the death of the horse Strawberry Fudge. I must warn you that it is very painful to watch, but I would ask that you use that pain as motivation to call Coca-Cola (800-Get-Coke) and demandthat the Company withdraw its support of the vicious and deadly spectacle that is rodeo. Thanks to all of you that have flooded Coke with e-mails in the past. In response, Coke has disabled its consumer response e-mail web page. This shows that we are making progress with this campaign for the animals as this cruel and unethical corporate thug tries to avoid being confronted with the ugly truth.Tomorrow, SHARK will hold a press conference in Cheyenne to present video documentation of other animals that fell victim to Cheyenne's brutality.A CFD spokesperson had promised to release an animal injury report at the conclusion of the rodeo last Sunday, but predictably that has not happened. Here's what

we had to say about that in our press release to the Cheyenne media: "It would have been most interesting to have compared CFD's animal injury report with SHARK's documentation, " said SHARK president Steve Hindi. "My guess is there would have been little resemblance between the two, and that's why CFD officials are instead focusing on a supposed increase in attendance, and talking about what they do with their garbage." We will update you on developments as soon as possible. Please, please in memory of Strawberry Fudge and all the others that have fallen over the past two weeks, call COKE (800-438-2653) and let us know what line of corporate dribble they are giving at this time.