Washington mare once worth hundreds of thousands of dollars is recovering from severe neglect and rediscovering the spirit that made her a winner WASHINGTON — August 26, 2026 — Her name was Fancy Fusaichi, and once upon a time, she was worth a fortune. Born in 2004, Fancy Fusaichi was bred … Read More
Why Horse Owners Need to Rethink Bug Season in 2026 From mosquitoes to ticks to screwworm, new forces are reshaping equine health this summer – and 2026 marks a turning point RAHWAY, N.J., Aug. 19, 2026 – A record-breaking El Niño weather pattern has arrived, and with it a potentially unexpected … Read More
Washington Wildfire Emergency: Support and resources from the Department of Commerce We want to provide you a better contact number for Rural Resources Community Action Agency serving Stevens, Ferry, Lincoln, and Pend Oreille Counties. If you want to call Rural Resources, please use this number: 509-684-8421 These are agencies serving wildfire‑impacted … Read More
Washington is currently under a State of Emergency due to severe wildfires impacting communities across the state. We are aware that some people have lost their homes, hearts are breaking and communities are rallying to support and rebuild. Many communities are facing urgent needs. The Department of Commerce is committed to supporting … Read More
Silver Spurs Equine, LLC and its wholly owned Subsidiary Equine Dreaming are consolidating all operations back to its Arizona breeding facility. In 2017, Silver Spurs Equine, LLC (Silver Spurs) purchased its second breeding facility in Purcell, Oklahoma, for the express purpose of having a location where the majority of horse … Read More
One ranch’s success story shows how finding dependable volunteer help can be easier, faster, and a better fit. By Ignacio Gracia, Founder of VolunteeRanch Finding dependable volunteer help is not always easy. Horse and cattle ranches need people who are willing to work, eager to learn, and understand that animals … Read More
Summer riding has a way of keeping us outside longer, whether we’re spending the day on the trail, hauling to a clinic, or simply enjoying a quiet evening ride after work. While we often think about staying cool ourselves, it’s just as important to make sure our horses are keeping … Read More
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, July 16, 2026 — A pasture full of green grass can be a welcome sight for livestock owners, but what grows in the field does not always tell the full story of the nutrition available to animals. Because pasture conditions change throughout the year, veterinarians can help producers … Read More
Don’t Ignore Oregon IP28 It’s Just the Beginning of the Animal Extremist Agenda Oregon’s Initiative Petition 28 (IP 28), particularly Article 2, is not just another ballot measure—it is a symptom of a calculated, long-term campaign by animal rights extremists to fundamentally reshape society. While its backers may know it … Read More
More horse owners than ever are exploring barefoot hoof care, and for good reason. When managed thoughtfully, many horses can thrive without traditional shoes while maintaining healthy, functional feet. But successful barefoot management involves more than simply pulling shoes and hoping for the best. Like most things in horse care, … Read More
