An equine-assisted therapy mini needed assistance herself after a trailering accident left her hind legs paralyzed.

This hardy, smart, friendly breed was nearing extinction, but a concerted effort by members of the NPS will hopefully save this native equine.

Wild horses have been front page news recently; here we check in with Alberta's Wildies and their staunchest supporter, HAWS' Darrell Glover.

An interview with British author Julian Roup about the magical influence of horses and a special forest that inspired his latest book.

The Sergeant Reckless Award goes to the dog Lucca, who served in Afghanistan and Iraq, while a special horse has a unique burial place.

Photographer Drew Doggett switched from the fashion industry to the natural world, spending hundreds of hours documenting the wild equines.

Although just 19, this Mounted Games veteran has already travelled the world competing on borrowed ponies ‒ and winning.

Horses have unique qualities which enable them to detect scents, which anyone can try at home to give your horse a chance to problem-solve.

California naturalist and mustang advocate William Simpson sees a solution in the Wild Horse Fire Brigade.

This unique draft breed is mostly associated with parades and Royal pageantry, but are becoming popular as riding and driving horses.

The National Pony Express Association organizes an annual full re-enactment, or “re-ride”, of the original route.

This original "extreme" sport is enjoyed by First Nation peoples of all ages at race tracks around North America.

A Horse Tale Rescue's huggable ex-carriage horse helps fight loneliness and isolation with a good dose of "vitamin H".

Horse-Canada interviews author Carrie Seim about this funny and tender middle-grade novel about finding your forever herd.

Armed only with her wits and a GPS connected to a support team, French author Aliénor le Gouvello tackled the infamous 5,330 km trail.