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Horses Section
This page is
devoted to providing educational resource links and information on general
well-being of equines.
"Horse
Rescue 101"
-- The June, 2001 issue of Horse & Rider
magazine had a splendid article written by Karen E. N. Hayes, DVM, MS,
titled "Horse Rescue 101". The link above contains a short
summary of the article, including the "six commandments of equine advocacy".
For more information about Horse & Rider, please go to www.horseandrider.com
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Jessica Jahiel's HORSE-SENSE
Newsletter. This is one of the best newsletters I've ever come
across. It is subscriber-supported, but those who can't afford to send a
contribution can still receive the newsletter for free. Jessica is not
only an expert on horses (care, training, riding, management, etc.), you can
tell that she truly loves animals and is highly interested in their
welfare. She has a website called Jessica
Jahiel: Holistic Horsemanship. Her site has archives of over 900
past newsletters. Check it out; you won't be sorry! And here,
re-printed at this site (by express permission of the author) is one of the most
important articles I've ever read on rescue societies and owner responsibility:
Jessica
Jahiel's Newsletter #3211.
Minimum
Standards of Care, as defined by the Maryland Horse Council.
For a free brochure, call the Maryland Horse council at (410) 489-7829,
or the Days End Farm Horse Rescue, (410) 442-1564.
Equine nutrition:
Equine Veterinary Network
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