Horse Rescue News

On May 13, the BLM announced that it intends to move ahead with cruel and unnecessary sterilization experiments on captive […]

Our May 9th hearing in federal court took a positive turn in our ongoing fight to stop horses from the […]

Plan for Wild Horses and Burros Launched by Large Animal Welfare Groups with Cattle Association Causes a Rift in the Wild Horse Advocacy Movement.

The Bureau of Land Management recently reversed its 2018 wild horse and burro sales policy change which allowed a single buyer to purchase up to 24 captured wild horses (or burros) per day — no questions asked and no waiting period.

For many years, the drug crisis in the horse racing industry has led to the premature deaths of thousands of horses. The problem started in 1980 when Congress decided to leave it up to individual states to come up with their own rules on what drugs to allow in horse racing.

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) continues to coddle and tolerate serious violations of the Horse Protection Act (HPA), meting out token and virtually meaningless penalties for people who’ve repeatedly harmed Tennessee Walking Horses in order to win ribbons at horse shows.

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“Small steps, big results. This is what equine healing success looks like.” -The Healing Powers of HorsesEquine Facilitated Therapy (EFT) is a fast-growing, highly effective therapeutic mental health treatment being used across the nation. EFT is used for everything from trauma and addiction recovery to therapeutic riding for special needs, including autism.

Body Condition Scoring is a great way to judge a horse’s shape and how it affects his/her overall health. Regardless of use, body condition influences all aspects of your horse’s life and well-being. A good score for most horses, including performing and growing horses, is between a five and a six.

The U.S. Senate appears to be on the verge of passing a bill called the Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture Act (PACT Act), that would establish malicious animal cruelty as a federal felony.