A horse owner on Prince Edward Island is dismayed and puzzled as to why someone has stolen large sections of her horses' tails.
Equine Welfare
A new barn being constructed will have six stalls, electricity, and refrigerators for meds, making care easier for vets and caregivers.
The cost of living crisis and the impact of climate change have created hardships for horse owners that are likely being felt elsewhere.
Vida, Quaker and Trojan are on the mend after their horrific gallop through London streets, now enjoying some R&R at The Equine Trust.
A southern BC family is raising money to establish and expand a much-needed horse rescue operation in the area.
A very young wild foal in Alberta was stuck precariously close to certain death before being pulled to safer ground by an onlooker.
The cruel practice which has run rampant in the gaited horse community in the south will be the focus of a new inspection program.
Dramatic horse rescues took place on two continents lately due to inclement weather or other misadventures, all with happy outcomes.
The herd of 200-plus horses in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park have been spared from the National Park Service's plan to eradicate them.
A dozen cavalry and police horses will live out their days in the green fields of The Horse Trust after a life of service.
Grey mare Beja was devastated after the death of her longtime friend – until ex-broodmare Macchiato arrived to comfort her.
New study substantiates fertility control using immunocontraception as a feasible alternative for wild horse populations.
Leading conservation organization American Wild Horse Conservation has raised alarms about the latest federal budget proposal.
An army of firefighters and large animal experts came to the aid of the 20-year-old grey mare in California when she became trapped.
The Nova Scotian horse owner recognized the Standardbred in need from when he groomed him at the racetrack as a teenager.