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New Agreement Signed for Virginia Range Horse Fertility Control Program
PZP is a scientifically established immunocontraceptive vaccine for female horses (mares) that creates an immune response that prevents fertilization.
Looking for a Next Chapter for Your Horse or Pony?
Safe Landings offers resources for horse owners unable to retain ownership of their horses with viable options other than sending horses to auction where they may be purchased and sent to slaughter.
Out of Control: How to Bring Your Horse Back to Earth
When a horse is overwhelmed emotionally and becomes reactive, it's behavior will escalate unless we take active measures to retrieve the horse from the downward spiral.
Biting
Amongst horses, biting is a dominance activity to establish a pecking order. Directed at humans, biting is a dangerous habit that may require expert help to eliminate.
Heat Stroke
 Learn how to recognize heat or sun stroke in your horse and how to relieve the critical symptoms and physical conditions that are a threat to the horse's life and health.
Summer Months Bring Possibility of Potomac Horse Fever
April Knudson, DVM, is an equine specialist with Merial Veterinary Services. She has a special interest in equine gastrointestinal health, infectious disease and lameness. She holds a doctor of veterinary medicine from the University of California-Davis.
Spring Mountain Alliance Responds to BLM “Emergency” Roundup of Up to 200 Wild Horses in Cold Creek, Nevada
âArlene Gawne, President of America's Wild Horse Advocates the Spring Mountain Alliance announced their reaction regarding the Bureau of Land Management's announcement of its intent to conduct an "emergency" removal of up to 200 wild horses from the Col
UC Davis Celebrates 25th Annual Student-Run Horse Auction
This year's sale features two mules and 15 horses, including quarter horses, an American paint, a warmblood, an Azteca plus an Andalusian colt and filly.
Effects of Shoeing on the Loading Pressure on Joints of Quarter Horses
This study will help researchers better understand how the loading pressure placed on our horses’ joints may change when we shoe our horses.
Brothers Convicted of Starving Horses to Point of Death
Two brothers were convicted on charges of willfully ill treating six horses, ill treating another horse, and failing to ensure for the physical health and behavioural needs of five horses.