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$10K Offered for Information on California Horse Shootings

Several people called the Madera, Calif., sheriff’s department to express outrage of the shooting of two horses over the weekend, but one anonymous caller went further, offering $10,000 in cash to anyone with information leading to the shooter,

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Illinois Barn Fire Kills 11 Horses

Authorities said 11 horses are dead after fire swept through several barns near the village of Peotone, Ill. No other injuries were reported and no other buildings were damaged near the southwest Chicago suburb.

Fire district spokesman Bill

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Countries Agree on Plan to Save Rare Livestock Breeds

One hundred and eight countries have agreed on an action plan to save endangered livestock breeds, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization said Friday.


The move follows warnings from scientists earlier this week that rare breeds are

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Iowa Man Fined $334 in Horse Neglect Case

A Montrose, Iowa, man who authorities say starved and abused his eight horses and one foal was fined $334 after he pleaded guilty to one count of animal cruelty.

Michael Jacob Cain, 30, pleaded guilty Sept. 6 in Lee County district court.

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Mountain Lion That Killed Horse Eludes Trappers

Wildlife advocates in Nederland, Colo., are opposing a Division of Wildlife plan to trap and kill a mountain lion suspected of killing a Miniature Horse near Nederland.


Jennifer Churchill, spokeswoman for the Division of Wildlife, said

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Audit Criticizes NYC Carriage Horse Conditions

The horses that pull tourists on leisurely carriage rides through Central Park are working without enough water, shade, or oversight from authorities, a city report says.

City agencies haven’t kept up with required veterinary checks and

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No Equine Flu in New Zealand, Tests Show

New Zealand has been found to be clear of equine influenza after blood tests taken from horses recently arrived from Australia proved negative, Biosecurity New Zealand (BNZ) said Tuesday.


BNZ carried out tests on all horses which had

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Fewer Thoroughbred Injuries on New Arlington Track

Months after installing an $11-million synthetic racing surface, officials at Arlington Park racecourse in Arlington, Ill., said fewer horses are having fatal breakdowns and attendance is up.


That’s good news for the northwest suburban

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EEE strikes Second N.H. Resident

A young resident of Newfields, N.H., was in critical condition last night (Sept. 2) after being the second person diagnosed with potentially deadly Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) in the state this summer.


State Epidemiologist Dr. Jose

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