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Horse Business
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Brooke USA Foundation Leading US-based Equine Charity Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Six hundred million people depend on 100 million working horses, donkeys and mules and cannot be helped unless citizens of the United States rally behind the cause.
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Newly Funded Morris Animal Foundation Projects to Improve Equid Health and Well-being Announced
Morris Animal Foundation has funded nearly $167 million in more than 3,000 critical animal health studies to date.
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Industry Funding Secured for Wearable Biometric Sensor Research Project
Advances in wearable technology and the AI analysis of the data that technology provides will contribute toward identifying horses that are at risk of injury.
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Equine Law Webinar - From Woe to Whoa! Preventing Legal Calamities in Your Stable
Farmers, racehorse owners, horse professionals and enthusiasts, veterinarians, and anyone else working in or around the equine industry will benefit from joining this session.
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Forever Branded Named Bureau of Land Management's New Nationwide Partner
Branded Adoption Centers are privately run facilities contracted through Forever Branded to house and offer wild horses and burros for public adoption.
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BLM Awards $25 Million to Accelerate Wild Horse and Burro Training and Adoptions
Five public-private partnerships could potentially save taxpayers up to $160.7 million by reducing the costs to care for unadopted wild horses and burros.
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Invitation to American Horse Council's November Webinar: "The Value & Importance of Equine Appraisals"
Tracy Dopko of Daventry Appraisal Services will address the value and importance of horse appraisals as proof of value in legal situations, insurance coverage and for sales purposes.
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Company Faces Pressure Over Sale of Products Made from Donkey-Hide Gelatin
Global coalition of animal welfare groups delivers over 370,000 petition signatures to executives, urging the company to stop selling donkey hide products.
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Retired Racehorse Project's 2024 Thoroughbred Makeover Showcases the Breed Beyond Racing
280 Thoroughbreds demonstrated how effectively and efficiently the breed can channel its athleticism into new sports or ranch work.
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The Humane Society of the United States Renews Push to Protect Tennessee Walking Horses from Soring
Concerned citizens are urged to contact their members of Congress now, to let them know their outrage at the cruel soring of horses and encourage them to do all they can to pass the PAST Act.