Do you have a plan in place for your horses if wildfires, tornadoes, floods, or hurricanes strike in your area? Learn how to prepare for the worst-case natural disaster scenarios during our live event.
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma are bringing equestrians together to ensure horse safety as Mother Nature takes a toll.
Flooding continues to challenge Texas horse owners while those in Louisiana prepare to cope with the storm’s rain.
Sam Houston Race Park’s stable manager is still fielding calls from owners hoping to relocate their horses there.
The event will help prepare first responders for dealing with animals, including horses, in the event of a disaster.
Navigate natural disasters with proper planning and research ahead of time and patience during the aftermath.
Just because a horse survives a barn fire doesn’t mean he’s out of harm’s way.
Heavy rains in California and flash floods in Nevada forced the evacuation of multiple horses.
Lightning is being blamed for the fire at Mercury Equine Center that killed 18 yearlings and five horses of racing age.
More than a dozen horses were killed when fire swept through their Adams County barn this week.
Tennessee authorities said investigations have revealed no evidence to support such claims made on social media.
Some horses and ponies have been evacuated as their owners wait to see the full extent of the fire’s damage.
Users receive a personalized list of recommended improvements to help prevent barn fires at their facilities.
Several horses have returned to their homes, but others remain at the county animal shelter and fairgrounds.
Learn how rising temperatures and extreme weather events are affecting horse keeping.
In total 155 horses–33 foals, 55 mares, and 67 stallions–were gathered and transported to an adoption facility.
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