Reporting completed projects and exciting new knowledge is obviously important, but the Equine Science Review also enables new ideas and work-in-progress stories to be shared.
Call for pilot studies focused on equine behavior, relating to health and welfare will allow individual donors to directly support a research topic for which there is a pressing need.
Challenges the industry faced included the cancellation of equine events, the impact on interstate travel of horses and the ramifications of guidelines and restrictions on horse farm staff.
The Appaloosa National Championship Endurance Rides and the National Championship Competitive Trail Ride scheduled for September 25-27 have been canceled for 2020.
By postponing the Makeover until next year and expanding the market place virtually, we felt it was the best way to create opportunities in the best interest of the horses and our organization.
For horses to remain an important part of American life and have a viable future, we need to ensure that donor dollars are being spent on programs with the greatest impact.
Dr. Stacie Boswell has created a book that is packed with valuable information for not only equine rescues, but a book that horse owners can also glean a lot from.
The uptick in horse shootings, the butchering of horses in the field, cattle rustling, dog fighting, theft and other crimes against animals makes this informative podcast A Must!
After months of shut-down and now a partial return to normal operations, horse facilities are looking at scary balance sheets: same costs of feed and care, but nothing in the revenue column.
As horse and business owners, we fully understand the concerns of opening your business and keeping visitors and employees safe.