Pack horses in Grand Canyon are being severely abused, starved

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4. A few things to know

when filing complaints.

All these tours are conducted andthe animals are owned by concessionaires like Xanterra and maybe some smaller private entities. It is important to know which owns and uses the animals you are pointing out. The NPS only permits these operations and I don't think there's a heck of a lot of oversight.

For Xanterra
Visit Xanterra's website for more details and to book a trip. Or call [phone] or toll free [phone].

You can also contact the Park Service and the Dept. of Interior with your concerns, this route will get more attention if a bunch of people just complain about what they saw and send pictures to the superintendent of the park and all entities over that person's head. They will pay attention to this.

Pile on, this is reprehensible and needs to be widely known. The culprits will be discovered as the NPS frowns on misbehavior of the concessionaires. There will be a price for them to pay.