Horses Impacted by Floods in Louisiana in Need
Edited Press Release
August 20, 2016
Find out how you can assist with the rescue and care of horses impacted by the flooding in Louisiana.
Find out how you can assist with the rescue and care of horses impacted by the flooding in Louisiana.
The two unvaccinated horses from Boundary County died as a result of the disease.
The International Symposium on Stallion Reproduction will take place Aug. 27-29 at the University of Illinois.
Both horses were from Suffolk and were euthanized. Neither had up-to-date vaccinations.
Dr. Josie Coverdale was an associate professor and equine science section leader at Texas A&M University before her death in February.
A horse in Churchill County and another in Clark County have tested positive for West Nile virus.
The BLM gathered 42 burros utilizing a temporary corral stocked with hay and water.
Dr. Amy Johnson will conduct live equine neurologic exam demonstrations as part of the lecture.
Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica will give $75,000 in five individual $15,000 awards to fund selected studies.
Cortes ‘C’ sustained an injury during the first round of the team competition on Aug. 16.
Pennsylvania is the 10th state to fully adopt the National Uniform Medication Program.
The laboratory also confirmed one case of Eastern equine encephalitis in a horse residing in Orange County.
The Jockey Club’s Round Table Conference on Matters Pertaining to Racing, held Aug. 14 in Saratoga Springs, New York.
So far in 2016, five Louisiana horses have died as a result of Eastern equine encephalitis.
The 17 racing Quarter Horses are all connected to the same location in Rutherford County.
State health officials found no additional exposed horses had been infected with equine infectious anemia.
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