The Horse 911: What's Your Emergency?

Wildfires--Evacuation Planning

It's been predicted that wildfires in the West will be worse than ever this year. Prepare your farm and family now with evacuation planning.... Read More

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Improving Transport with Scientific Evidence and Animal Welfare Legislation

Research shows that we need to improve trailer design and all aspects of equine transport. ... Read More

A Firefighter’s Perspective on Horses

What firefighters want you to know about horses.... Read More

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Ensuring Horse Trailer Floors Don't Fail

Taking the time to check your horse trailer flooring can save you a lot of heartache. ... Read More

Situational Awareness

Are you aware of the smells, sounds, and sights around you at all times? This situational awareness could save your life.... Read More

Animal Science is Reaching New Horizons

A recent study calls animal science a "useless" degree. Do you agree?... Read More

National Association of Trailer Manufacturers - Current and Future

Clint Lancaster of the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers presented on the current state of affairs for trailer manufacturers, as well as the future of safety regulations.... Read More

Horse Transport at Sea

The equine track at the Animal Transportation Association's 2012 conference included information about horse transport by sea.... Read More

Making Good Welfare Assessments During Equine Transport

Cyril Roy, currently completing his PhD at the Atlantic Veterinary College, gave an overview of his research into making good welfare assessments of horses during and after transportation at the Animal Transport Association's conference in March. ... Read More

Putting Information and Technology into Work for Transport

More information from the Animal Transport Association's annual conference: Are we transporting our horses they way we should based on current technology, or simply based on tradition?... Read More

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The Horse 911: What's Your Emergency? describes real-life equine emergencies and rescues, along with lessons on how to avoid such situations when possible and how to effectively save the horses and humans involved.