Here at Habitat for Horses we see so many amazing horses come through our gates. Little horses and big horses, sorrels and bays and greys. We take in horses in their golden years and foals with little spindly legs and big eyes. They each have...
Can a coyote pack take down a healthy horse? Even if they do not outright kill a horse, coyotes could badly wound one. What are your thoughts? The officers from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources say coyotes would be unlikely to kill a grown...
From: Miami Herald By: Jeremy Gray MOBILE, Ala. -- Pfc. Arthur Carlson spent the night before in a stable caring for Black Jack, so he used his day off to stop by the laundromat. Walking out that November day, Carlson, then 19-years-old, saw a group of people...
From: Star Herald By: Joe Dutton Two local Veterans Day parades will highlight a special caparisoned horse this year to honor all fallen members of the military. A caparisoned horse is a single black or dark colored horse dressed in specialized ornamental coverings without a rider. A...
From: WYMT By: Hillary Thornton MAGOFFIN COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - A horse with a very unique story made its way back home to a farm in Magoffin County after being away for 12 years. Thirteen years ago a horse named, Summer, was born here at A...
From: New York Daily News By: Lee Moran A jealous Saudi husband divorced his wife after she posted a snap of her kissing a horse online. The innocent image, of his spouse tenderly planting a smooch on the four-legged filly's face at a farm near Riyadh, was apparently...
From: KSDK.com By: Cindy Williams CUMBERLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - There are several therapeutic riding programs in Maine that do wonderful work. Teaching people with mental and physical disabilities how to ride a horse builds confidence. But there is a relatively new program in Cumberland that is less...
It is no surprise that the BLM would be at the center of government waste...
Food Product Design, Josh Long ALBUQUERQUE—A lawsuit that challenges the revival of horse slaughter in the United States illustrates the divisiveness of the practice even among the people who have considered the animals sacred for centuries: Native Americans. The Chief of the Minikoju Band of the Cheyenne...
CHRISTOPHER SMITH GONZALEZ, Galveston County Daily News, Wednesday, May 22, 2013 DICKINSON, Texas (AP) — A grassy lawn under a few shade trees is not the ideal place to amputate a horse's leg. [caption id="attachment_19117" align="alignleft" width="300"] Veterinarians, students and horse enthusiasts watch and photograph Dr. Ric Redden, center...