BLM Investigation into Wyoming Horse Killings Continues
Edited Press Release
August 7, 2015
Additionally, cash rewards related to the shooting deaths of 21 horses have increased to a total of $7,000.
Additionally, cash rewards related to the shooting deaths of 21 horses have increased to a total of $7,000.
Cases have been confirmed in Archuleta, Chaffee, Delta, La Plata, Larimer, Mesa, Montezuma, and Montrose counties.
The summit will feature Thoroughbred and Standardbred aftercare leaders, accredited organizations, and more
The BLM expects to remove 15 to 20 horses, aged 1 to 3 years. All gathered horses will be available for adoption.
The BLM will gather and remove approximately 125 burros that have strayed from the McGee Mountain herd management area.
The Hendra virus vaccine received registration from the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority.
Equestrian sports will celebrate 104 years in the Olympic movement in 2016.
The board will discuss issues relating to the management and protection of wild horses and burros on Western rangelands.
The Aug. 4 event will feature presentations from Rosie Napravnik, Michael Matz, Jennie Brannigan, and more.
Two confirmed cases of vesicular stomatitis have been found in the western part of the state.
The Bureau of Land Management is investigating the killing of 21 stray horses near Thermopolis, Wyoming.
Other Round Table Conference discussion topics include microchips, the Equine Injury Database, and more.
The review appeared in the British Equine Veterinary Association’s Equine Veterinary Education.
The BLM plans to gather up to 167 horses using water- and bait-trapping and helicopter gather operations.
Five new cases have been confirmed. Three horses are recovering, one died, and one was euthanized.
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