Groups Urge Congress to Help Maintain Trails
Edited Press Release
May 3, 2015
Organizations encouraged Congress to pass the bipartisan National Forest Trails System Stewardship Act.
Organizations encouraged Congress to pass the bipartisan National Forest Trails System Stewardship Act.
There are currently four confirmed cases of equine infectious anemia in the western part of the state.
The affected horse began showing acute neurologic signs on April 28 and the positive EHV-1 diagnosis was made April 29.
Dr. Pam Hullinger’s appointment took effect April 27.
The theme for this year’s AHC National Issues Forum is “Protecting and Promoting the Horse.”
Lawmakers reintroduced legislation that would stiffen penalties for those that sore Tennessee Walking Horses.
The board approved stronger penalties for animal welfare rule violators, barred lip chain use in show horses, and more.
Dr. Keith Latson will represent the AAEP On Call program during this weekend’s live telecasts from Churchill Downs.
Regulators adopted a new policy making it illegal to administer cobalt to a racehorse.
Authorities are investigating a possible bear attack on horses residing in an East Brookfield pasture.
Deputies in Yamhill County are seeking whoever shot an apparently healthy horse and left the carcass in the woods.
Of the 652 respondents, 254 (39%) said they search within their multi-state region when looking for a new horse.
Thirteen horses are safe after a tornado tore down fences and ripped the roof off a Manatee County boarding farm’s barn.
Dambala was euthanized due to a severe suspensory ligament injury sustained during the cross-country phase.
The university set out to change how it served the state’s horse industry when launching the Equine Initiative in 2005.
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