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Breakthrough Equine Therapeutic Programming for those with cognitive or physical challenges at the first senior living and care community in the country with an on-site stable. Horses and humans have always shared a unique bond… Though no horses call the property their permanent home, they are regular and welcome visitors to … Read More
By Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. Apples and bananas used to be the predominant fruits available in your grocery store during the fall and winter. But lately, you can find all sorts of off-season fruits, including watermelon and blueberries, thanks to imports from more temperate climates. Your horses can also benefit … Read More
October 3, 2017 – Chilliwack, BC – The Mane Event is geared up and ready to bring you another amazing weekend of equine education, shopping, and entertainment! The 14th Annual Mane Event has almost arrived, being held this October 20-22 at Heritage Park in Chilliwack, BC! There is something for … Read More
Local media are invited to attend The Mane Event, Equine Education & Trade Fair Chilliwack, BC – The Mane Event Equine Education and Trade Fair will be holding its 14th annual event in Chilliwack and the media are welcome to attend this exciting equine experience. DATES: Friday, October 20 … Read More
Dillon, Mont. – Pima Medical Institute is proud to announce its first cohort of veterinary technician associate degree graduates has passed the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE). “It went really well. All of our students passed,” said Veterinary Technician Program Director Jan Winderl, DMV. “Passing this exam is important. It … Read More
The UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) and the UC Davis Fire Department recently orchestrated a large animal rescue component for this year’s major emergency services resilience challenge, Urban Shield 2017. Representing one of four technical challenges for urban search and rescue (USAR) teams across the region, this was the first … Read More
On Monday afternoon we received a call for a horse, Twix, who had spooked and ended up on the far bank of the Snohomish River in the Lord Hill area. He was safe but hemmed in by geography and too afraid of the water to swim back on his own. … Read More
Extreme Mountain Trail Course Promotes Horsemanship in Safe, Fun Environment (PAHRUMP, NEVADA) October 21, 2017 – Happy Hoof Beats (HHB) Equestrian Center announces the grand opening of the Happy Hoof Beats (HHB) Equestrian Trail Park of Southern Nevada, the Southwest’s first state-of-the-art Extreme Mountain Trail Course. Designed by three-time National … Read More
The Appaloosa Museum and Heritage Center, a non-profit organization, is hosits 2nd annual Dutch Oven Cook-off! The event opens at 2pm on October 21st on the Museum grounds. The event is open to the public and tastings are available via a $20 donation or 2 canned food items. All canned food items will … Read More
At some point, nearly every horse will need a leg wrap or bandage. However, an inappropriate bandage application can cause as many problems as a well-applied bandage can prevent. The key to successful bandaging begins with the proper materials and application. So, before you reach for the nearest … Read More
