Louisiana Man Accused of Dragging Horse
Pat Raia
March 25, 2014
A Louisiana man is accused of animal cruelty after he allegedly dragged a mare behind his truck.
A Louisiana man is accused of animal cruelty after he allegedly dragged a mare behind his truck.
A group of wild horse advocates has sued the U.S. Forest Service to prevent the agency from eliminating acres of public land and rounding up the animals that currently occupy it.
The litigation stems from a 2010 SPCA investigation on the New York Horse Rescue, operated by Mona Kanicper.
A federal court has given the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) more time to answer a request from owners of cloned horses to slate oral arguments in the association’s appeal regarding the registration of cloned Quarter Horses.
More than 30 horses are receiving rehabilitative care after being seized in Kane County, Ill.
The owner of a nonprofit group that provides equine-assisted therapy to war veterans and disabled children says two horses used the program were taken from their pasture in LaValle, Wis., last week.
Despite the offer of a cash reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible, leads in the case have been scant, a law enforcement official said.
The AVMA and the AAEP have issued statements opposing a bill introduced into the U.S. House of Representatives last month as an alternative to anti-soring legislation introduced last year.
Washington state law enforcement authorities are seeking those responsible for shooting eight Quarter Horses in their pasture.
Funding for USDA horse processing plant inspections would be eliminated through 2015 under a request contained in the $3.9 trillion budget proposal revealed this week by President Barack Obama.
Three nonveterinarian equine massage therapists in Arizona are suing that state’s veterinary medical examining board on grounds that the board is violating their right to earn a living.
A Georgia man is facing multiple animal cruelty charges after 16 allegedly malnourished horses were removed from and the remains of several other horses were found on his Peach County property.
A 2-year-old Thoroughbred is dead after fire swept through the Indianapolis, Ind., barn in which it was residing.
The former operator of a horse rescue being investigated by the Ohio Attorney General’s office for mismanagement is seeking a jury trial in connection with criminal charges brought against her by a Miami County humane organization.
A Montana rancher found guilty of maltreating a herd of horses residing on his property has appealed his conviction to that state’s Supreme Court.
Mason County, Ky., law enforcement authorities are seeking whoever is responsible for shooting and killing a 24-year-old horse while it grazed in its pasture.
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