By Joyce Harman, DVM As we all get stuck inside or at home more than we normally are, it’s important to figure out how take care of ourselves, our family, and our animals. Since we may have more time than usual at home, how about some extra dog walks out … Read More
During this challenging time while we all are dealing with the COVID-19 outbreak, state parks are open and are a good place for people to get outdoors and get some peace of mind. We are taking additional precautionary measures to keep our staff and visitors safe and we plan on … Read More
COVID-19 Updates As of March 16, 2020 We wanted to let everyone know that we are still here and available as a resource to you during these challenging times. We aren’t currently seeing clients in person, but are available for email and/or phone advising sessions. Please reach out … Read More
Special News Release AHC responds to pandemic by compiling resources to help equine industry Human Health, Equine Health & Business Health Click here for a link to our COVID-19 Resources Federal Policymakers Outline Massive Stimulus Package to Assist Business, Individual Taxpayers With the Senate having been recalled … Read More
Dear Friends, Western Dressage Association of America (WDAA) is concerned about the health and safety of our members, staff and their families. We are monitoring information available regarding the Coronavirus pandemic. The decision to move forward with or cancel any WDAA recognized shows rests with show organizers for those events. … Read More
Skagit Chapter originally intended to donate this Event as a Silent Auction Item at the BCHW Rendezvous EVENT UP FOR AUCTION to benefit BCHW: “Come Ride Our Part of the State” DEADLINE for final bidding is 8:00 P.M. on APRIL 15, 2020. You do NOT need to be … Read More
Total turnaround for equine asthma case after 10 days on Haygain Steamed Hay. by Kim F Miller Margot McNally is an elementary school music teacher who loves the sound of her pupils raising their voices in song. When she’s off duty, however, music to her ears is the silence … Read More
How Horse People in Business Can Survive the Economic Fallout from the Coronavirus Scare Turning on the news is eerily frightening. We haven’t seen a pandemic of this magnitude since the Influenza of 1918. Businesses are struggling, many industries, such as airlines and cruise lines are just a … Read More
From BCHW President regarding cancellation of Rendezvous 2020: After a lot of discussion and thought with those involved in the preparation for Rendezvous, we have made the difficult decision to cancel Rendezvous 2020 for the first time in our history. Kittitas County declared a State of Emergency last week after … Read More
In response to the evolving coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and current Whatcom Health Department recommendations, the in-person Small Farm Expo event on April 4th will now be an online learning experience. We love seeing the farming community come together each year at this event and are just as disappointed as … Read More
