New research grants aimed at advancing horse health and well-being represent a significant step forward to help improve the health and welfare of equine companions worldwide.
The White Paper discusses best practices for veterinary care at international equine competitions, emphasizing the health and safety of horses while balancing the interests of riders and owners.
To follow the worm control program in horses, the first step is to start doing fecal egg counts.
This innovative grant is designed to provide funding for innovative ideas that advance our knowledge and ability to understand and modify factors that negatively impact the mental state of horses.
This event is perfect for horse lovers, Marguerite Henry fans, Breyer collectors, history buffs, and anyone who has ever fallen in love with Misty and her wild island herd.
The Long Live the Horse Care Grant provides grants to eligible rescues to help cover the cost of necessary veterinary procedures.
From musical performances and story telling to auction excitement and philanthropic camaraderie, events underscored Brooke USA’s mission to create change for working equines and people who rely on them.
The Cornell Equine Seminar Series presented by the Cornell Equine Hospital and Cooperative Extension allows equine experts to share important equine health and management topics.
The program is designed to alleviate the financial burden on rescues, enabling them to focus on the rehabilitation and rehoming of horses in need.
As the world’s largest equine breed registry and membership organization, the American Quarter Horse Association is the only official source for American Quarter Horse pedigrees.