Poll Recap: Natural Disaster Planning
Jennifer Whittle
August 25, 2015
The majority of respondents said they’ve thought about disaster planning and have an idea of how they would respond.
The majority of respondents said they’ve thought about disaster planning and have an idea of how they would respond.
Rebecca Gimenez shares tips for preparing for a wildfire evacuation.
Jaci Jackson was approved on Aug. 13 and will remain incarcerated until prerelease requirements are met.
The website is designed to provide residents with information needed to protect pets and livestock in emergencies.
Officials in southwest Idaho are combating a wildfire that’s threatening both wild and domestic horses.
The Board of Stewards voted Aug. 8 to mandate microchips for Thoroughbred foals born in 2017 and later.
More than 20 horses were evacuated and more are expected to follow in the wake of the fire in Napa and Solano counties.
Police are investigating the alleged theft of a pair of horses that have since been recovered.
The charges allege that Lydia Culp misrepresented a horse for sale online and sold the sick animal to victims in Texas.
The mare was euthanized after being injured by flying debris from high winds and a strong thunderstorm.
Use this form to give your horses’ caretakers the info they need in case you have to evacuate without your horses.
Permanent, tamper-resistant, and accurate identification of horses provides positive proof of ownership. The identification of race, performance, sale, and show horses, broodmares, and stallions can be achieved rapidly using a variety of methods.
Use this form to document where you would take your horses and whom you’d get information from during an evacuation.
Proper planning and preparedness are key in preventing or minimizing the loss of horses, livestock, and pets.
While no official equine evacuation orders have been issued, some owners are moving their horses out of harm’s way.
Two horses used in the Osceola County Sheriff’s Department mounted unit are safe after being taken earlier this week.
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