AAEP Foundation Funds Programs Benefiting Equine Welfare
Edited Press Release
August 19, 2015
The foundation approved 2015 funding of $300,320 for 25 equine organizations and special projects.
The foundation approved 2015 funding of $300,320 for 25 equine organizations and special projects.
Motorized equipment is used for objectives such as trapping operations, transporting to holding, and monitoring.
The BLM will treat mares in the Water Canyon, Nevada, area with a fertility control vaccine to reduce population growth.
Most respondents said they provide constant access to fresh, clean water to ensure their horses stay hydrated.
The horses residing in the Hardtrigger herd management area were unable to escape the fast-moving wildfire.
A group of attorneys believe horse racing’s anti-doping rules will continue to withstand legal challenge.
The comment period for the animal drug compounding draft guidance and list of bulk drug substances closes on Nov. 16.
Nominees are needed to represent humane advocacy groups and wildlife and livestock management organizations.
Officials in southwest Idaho are combating a wildfire that’s threatening both wild and domestic horses.
The summit will feature renowned academics and researchers, owners, trainers and industry leaders.
Dr. Eleanor Green is a past-president of the American Association of Equine Practitioners.
The BLM will gather approximately 125 burros from the private property in Nevada starting Aug. 17.
The Thoroughbred trainer was indicted on charges connected to illegally administering substances to racehorses.
The Oklahoma man allegedly dragged his horse because he was frustrated with the mare’s disobedient behavior.
The public/media pre-gather tour for the McGee Mountain wild burro water- and bait-trap gather will take place Aug. 18.
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