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Kansas Horse Owners Call for Support of K.E.E.P.
The Kansas Horse Council continues to receive letters and emails of support for the Kansas Equine Education and Promotion Act (K.E.E.P.) The Kansas Equine Education and Promotion Act (K.E.E.P.) would create an equine feed check-off program to generate rev
Wild Fires Threaten Homes, Horses and Lives
From Oklahoma, through Utah, on to California and north through Washington state, a combination of dry hot weather, lightning strikes and tinder-dry vegetation are contributing to fires that threaten hundreds of people, their homes and animals including h
National Conference Of "Horse, Human And Nature" with Special Guest Temple Grandin Rescheduled for September
We felt it was important to have this event in person with equine and human interaction, and given the challenge of travel and health concerns, we set new dates in 2021.
Mares Who Act Like Stallions - Causes and Concerns
A dramatic alteration in the personality of a mare may be a result of a normal physiologic change in testosterone levels or result of a pathological condition such as an ovarian tumor.
BLM Hosting Wild Horse Tour
The Bureau of Land Management is hosting an all-day public tour of two wild horse long-term holding pastures in Hominy, Oklahoma, about an hour from Tulsa. The tour, which will take place on Saturday, June 4, 2011, from 8 a.m. â 5 p.m., will give the pu
Use of NSAID"s May Inhibit Bone Healing
Edited News Release Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as phenylbutazone and flunixin meglumine are used to reduce inflammation and pain from injuries, surgery, or bone fractures. New research has discovered that NSAIDs have the pot
Equine Rescue Head Arrested
Mercer County Sheriff's Deputies were called to a property on Shakertown Road to investigate alleged animal cruelty. When they arrived they found several horses in without food and housed in dangerous conditions..
Man Accused of Slaying Horses to Stand Trial
 A western Michigan man accused of slitting the throats of two horses belonging to his wife and a stable owner as retribution for his belief that the two were having an affair will stand trial. A trial date for 47-year-old Dennis Finkler is pendi
Equine Disease Communication Center Launches New Website
We have created individual disease pages which link to factsheets and the latest information about diagnosis, treatments and vaccination guidelines for horse owners and veterinarians.
Eastern Equine Encephaltis Season
The seasonâs first Eastern equine encephalitis-bearing mosquitoes have been detected in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, according to public health officials. The news comes a day after officials elevated the health risk posed by West Nile virus, another mo