From the barn to the garden and every place in-between, you need a pair of Noble Outfitters™ MUDS® Stay Cool Women’s 6” Boots to tackle your list of chores. Your favorite Noble Outfitters boots now come in shorter, ankle high version in three vibrant summer colors. The MUDS® Stay Cool … Read More
Animals as Natural Therapy (ANT) is announcing its annual “Horsin’ Around” campaign. This unique wooden horse will advertise your business at ANT’s July 16th Summer Bash before hundreds of visitors on our Stable of Support wall. Then, as visitors from across the county line up for the Northwest Washington Fair, … Read More
Sponsored by Scratch and Peck Feeds [BELLINGHAM, WA] – Kick up your heels and be prepared to have a grand time at the annual Summer Bash to benefit Animals as Natural Therapy. The family fun-filled event will be held on Saturday, July 16th, 4-9pm at Windy Acres Farm, … Read More
Why community collaborators rely on Animals as Natural Therapy to help create a strong “Safety Net” for our area’s under-served children and youth. Safety Net annually serves 400 youth between the ages of 3-18 from all over Washington State, with the majority from Whatcom and Skagit Counties. Many participants … Read More
This Sunday will be our 4th Annual Rascal Rodeo for Union, Oregon. This is a free event for anyone with special needs of ALL ages! The purpose of our events is to show the special needs community that they are loved, accepted and can do things many say they can … Read More
This 100% recycled, non-toxic rubber provides optimum traction and shock-absorption, lessening the strain on horses and provides long-term health. It protects the legs, can extend training time, and protects both horse and rider in case of a fall. Genuine crumb rubber, free of metal, is installed with a mix of … Read More
Pinnacle Pellet announces immediate operations curtailment Article courtesy Quesnel Caribou Observer Pinnacle Renewable Energy Inc. announced May 31 that it will curtail operations at its Quesnel pellet plant effective immediately. There are a number of factors that have gone into the decision. Key among them are that the plant, … Read More
#1 Keep your horse bug-free After the cold months, where horses have the most hair, it is common for “hitchhikers” to be found on the bare skin and inside the ears (ticks, lice, etc.). Body clipping reveals these pests under all the winter hair, and they can be treated or … Read More
By Valerie Fink In Spokane County, Washington, there is a dedicated team of men and women who are just wanting to spend quality time with their horses and to make a difference in the lives of others. This team of volunteers are members of SCOPE Mounted Patrol. The diversity of … Read More
Peterborough, NH ─ Hyndsight Vision Systems has announced a transformative new rear view vision system for the equine industry that helps to minimize stressful situations while in transit, allowing for greater well-being and health for a trailered horse, as well as protecting the horse’s performance. Hyndsight’s Journey is a portable, … Read More
