Michigan Bill would Establish Registry for Animal Abusers
Pat Raia
April 19, 2013
If the bill becomes law, Michigan would be the first state to establish a statewide animal abuser registry.
If the bill becomes law, Michigan would be the first state to establish a statewide animal abuser registry.
EU officials tested beef products for the presence of horsemeat and horse carcasses for the presence of Bute.
The AHC has elected John Long, Scott Wells, and Don Treadway to the organization’s Board of Trustees.
Animal health officials are urging horse owners talk with vets about vaccinating against WNV, EEE, and rabies.
One veterinarian describes what the corium can tell us about a laminitic horse’s chances of recovery.
A Washington woman is free on her own recognizance after being arrested for stealing a horse in her care.
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Co-sponsored by Senators Bill Hansell and Mark Hass, SB 835 would ban horse tripping in Oregon.
West Virginia has joined a group of states in an agreement to accept six-month equine health certificates.
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All horses running in this year’s Grand National returned safely and uninjured from the race.
The meetings will impart best practices in the diagnosis and treatment of core areas of equine health.
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The NYTHA has launched a retirement program for Thoroughbreds stabled at New York Racing Association tracks.
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