Missy Mule blazed the trail in a new program battling America?s unwanted horse problem when she became the first equine to find a new home as a result of A Home For Every Horse on Equine.com. The program is a collaboration between The Equine Network and The American Horse Council?s Unwanted Horse Coalition which helps America?s unwanted horses.
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A Home for Every Horse honored Buckland Equine Rescue at the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event with a donation from partners Absorbine?/W.F. Young, Inc., Purina Animal Nutrition, WEST NILE-INNOVATOR? Vaccines, STRONGID? Paste and WeatherBeeta Horse Clothing.
W.F. Young and Purina Animla Nutrition recognize the winner and the rescue of her choice with prize packages on behalf of the Equine Network?s A Home for Every Horse.
At Equine Affaire, W.F. Young, Inc. made a donation of $1500 worth of products to CANTER New England as part of a partnership with A Home for Every Horse.
A Home for Every Horse partner W.F. Young donates $1500 worth of products to two equine rescues to help with the rescue of homeless horses.
WeatherBeeta, as part of its partnership with A Home for Every Horse, will donate a blanket to each equine adopted through the Equine Network’s A Home for Every Horse program.
The Unwanted Horse Coalition has launched Operation Gelding, a new program that will provide funds and materials to assist organizations, associations and events that wish to sponsor clinics where horse owners can bring their stallions to be castrated. The initiative is made possible by donations from the UHC and the American Association of Equine Practitioners Foundation.
The Unwanted Horse Coalition (UHC) has now released findings from their recent study on ‘Contributing Factors Surrounding the Unwanted Horse Issue’.
The Kentucky Equine Humane Center offers Kentucky Thoroughbred racehorse owners an option for horses whose careers have ended on the track.