I hope you enjoyed the Holidays with friends, horses and family! Happy 2014 and “Year of the Horse” (which officially kicked off on Jan. 31) to all

There was very sad news recently about a person chasing her loose horses and accidentally getting hit by a car and killed. The horses were not injured

In a previous post, Nicole Ehrentraut from Da Vinci Equine gave an overview of her building a specialty emergency response and transportation business. In this

In the vein of the last few blog entries, I am trying to feature the efforts of people, teams and communities that are involved in

In this blog, I am trying to focus attention on groups or teams of people who are taking the ideas of large animal and equine

In my travels around the country, I meet the most fascinating people, and I realize that there are so many programs that are being implemented

Out on the trail when an emergency occurs, you might wonder, “Who should I call?” And of course since you will have a cell phone

I recently read a couple of safety articles and one author had found a neat quote: “There is no such thing as an accident–it is

With the horrifically cold temperatures all over the United States this week, I wanted to focus on the prevalence and problems associated with accidental hypothermia. Two

Last time we discussed the reasons for making the effort at personal (people) preparedness so that you can assist your horse after you have taken

Experts seem like they are always giving dire warnings of the consequences of not having a disaster plan. The wildfires in Tasmania this week are

Looking back at 2012 in the Large Animal Rescue arena of disasters and emergencies, we realize that interested parties and leaders in this effort have