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Horse General
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Explore Equine Practices on a Global Level with Equine Guelph
What better way to learn about the issues of welfare for horses than by traveling the globe with Equine Guelphâs new online course, Global Perspectives in Equine Welfare.
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Grant Awarded for Study of Effects of Equine Therapy on Boys with PTSD
The study on the effects of equine facilitated psychotherapy on post-traumatic stress symptoms will examine 60 boys between the ages of 10 and 18 with post-traumatic stress.
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AWC Provides Lessons for Horse Rescue Volunteers
The lessons give in-depth coverage of the rescue and sanctuary challenges that the wise volunteer will want to know about: status of the U.S. horse rescue industry; questions to ask before donating to a rescue or sanctuary; and ways to assist rescues and
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6 Tips for Keeping Your Horse Safe and Sane on Halloween
For well-trained horses that are used to people, crowds, and excitement, all may be well, but for other horses, Halloween is a spooky time that may cause the horse to also spook. >
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Abby, The Mustang Police Horse Has Died
The Mono County Sheriffâs Office is saddened to report the loss of one of their team members: Abby, the mustang police horse had a 17-year career span as a mounted patrol horse with partner Lt. Phil West.
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Reward Offered in Shooting Deaths of Oregon Wild Horses
The HSUS reward offer of $5,000 in the shooting deaths of 6 horses is in addition to $2,000 being offered by the Central Oregon Wild Horse Coalition.
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Make a Difference for Horses Day Coming on October 26
The Homes for Horses Coalition encourages Americans to make a commitment to helping a horse rescue organization for just one day on October 26, 2013.
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Horses Rescued from Idaho Mustang Rescue Ranch
After an investigation, the privately run Mustang Ranch and Rescue in northern Idaho has shut down its operation in Cataldo and released its horses to a horse rescue in Washington and a new owner in Missouri.
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Beverly Hills Going Equestrian for its 100th Birthday
Before cars with big horsepower raced along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, the thoroughfare featured actual horse power on a bridle path that extended along the Rodeo median north of the city to Sunset Boulevard and on to the ocean.
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Navajo Nation Agrees to New Approach to Wild Horse Overpopulation
Ben Shelly of Navajo Nation has agreed to work with Robert Redford and Governor Bill Richardson and their Foundation to Protect Wild Animals to develop humane ways to manage wild horse population.