LNJ Foxwoods Raises More Than $85,000 for Horses First Fund
Edited Press Release
August 7, 2017
The fund was established to help more than 40 horses abandoned in 2016 and those in need of emergency aid in the future.
The fund was established to help more than 40 horses abandoned in 2016 and those in need of emergency aid in the future.
The lectures will review what vets know and how to make this final act as stress-free as possible for all involved.
New legislation, the Recreation Not Red-Tape Act, focuses on streamlined permitting to access public lands.
Bing Bush, Robert Devlin, Claire Novak, Lonny Powell, and Anna Seitz, have joined the Board of Directors.
The act is intended to prohibit U.S. horse processing plant development and the export of horses for processing.
The dinner and lecture will take place Aug. 15 at Fasig-Tipton, in Lexington, Kentucky.
David and Bradley Flint allegedly abandoned three horses in the Washakie Wilderness earlier this year.
The amendment transfers $5 million to the VA’s Adaptive Sports Grant Program to expand equine-assisted therapy programs.
The collaborative work of the owner, farrier, and veterinarian can dictate a horse’s soundness and overall health.
Sponsorships were $1,000, with those funds going to support the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation.
The AAEP Foundation and Coyote Rock Ranch will present the $75,000 scholarships at 2017 AAEP Convention.
Of the 392 respondents, 202 (52%) said they were or are a member of at least one equine youth organization.
Owners now have the option of purchasing insurance policies to cover some of companion horses’ medical expenses.
The automatic test’s short run time enables a high throughput with minimal labor requirements, researchers say.
The AAEP recognizes the WNV vaccine as a core vaccine and recommends horses receive at least one dose annually.
Veronica Bill is studying the relationship between forage chemical composition and equine digestion and nutrition.
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