FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Keith D. Kleine kkleine@aaep.org or (859) 233-0147 The AAEP Foundation, which from humble beginnings 25 years ago has grown into an important catalyst for programs and initiatives that are improving the welfare of horses around the globe, has ...read more

Volunteer Spotlight from Allegiance Ranch Allegiance Ranch & Equine Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization rescuing at-risk horses and offering equine-assisted support programs for veterans, first responders, and their families. Allegiance Ranch was born out of love for ...read more

Story submitted by Horses That Help  Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc on South Florida but she actually saved Teddy's life. The high winds knocked down a tree which knocked down his fence and small shelter. Without the cover of the overgrown greenery and fence, the neighbor noticed ...read more

Story submitted by The Mustang Acres Farm. Cherry arrived at The Mustang Acres Farm in May of 2017 saved from a Pennsylvania. We rescued her from an unforeseen future. By looking at the pictures and videos we were moved by the warmth in her eyes and the elegance of her ...read more

Her mighty battle cry sounds more like an asthmatic trumpet. And her profile does not quite align with the traditional steed leading the cavalry charge, what with the foot-long ears. But Missy Mule blazed the trail in a new program battling America's unwanted horse problem ...read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Emily BrockwayAmerican Horse Council Phone: 202-296-4031Email: ebrockway@horsecouncil.org (Washington, DC; March 26, 2019): Starting in March 2019 the American Horse Council (AHC) will offer two additional membership opportunities aimed at ...read more

Story submitted by Heart of the Phoenix Equine Rescue Facebook | Website Tonks was a neglect case from WV. You would not even recognize her before picture. Her thin body looked like nothing more than skin stretched over a skeleton. Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue took her in, ...read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact Colleen Scott Signal Theory (formerly Sullivan Higdon & Sink) 816-769-5210 colleen.scott@signaltheory.com Images available upon request. East Longmeadow, Mass. (March 19, 2019) – For horse owners, a bottle of fly or coat spray with a broken ...read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Keith D. Kleine kkleine@aaep.org or 859.233.0147 Colic (gastrointestinal diseases) is considered by both equine veterinarians and horse owners as the most important equine health care problem in need of more answers, according to the results of ...read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Emily BrockwayAmerican Horse Council Phone: 202-296-4031Email: ebrockway@horsecouncil.org (Washington, DC; March 4, 2019): In conjunction with the American Horse Council’s (AHC) 50th anniversary celebration, this week AHC announced a number of new ...read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Annie Kennedy303.253.6346 BOULDER, Colo. (February 19, 2019) ―The Equine Network has launched a new podcast. Geared especially to horse owners, #AskAnnie focuses on great horse products and the people who make them. Annie Kennedy of Active Interest ...read more

Story by This Old Horse At This Old Horse our number one priority is providing a safe and caring environment for horses. But when life gets busy, as it often does at any horse sanctuary, you lose sight of the rest. For us, it is also about community and the positive effect of ...read more