AFA Supports AHC Welfare Code
American Horse Council
June 9, 2016
The American Farrier’s Association is the latest organization to endorse the AHC’s Welfare Code of Practice.
The American Farrier’s Association is the latest organization to endorse the AHC’s Welfare Code of Practice.
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