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Horse General
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Hawaiian Donkeys Arrive at Sanctuary
Mark Meyers and a group of volunteers in both Hawaii and California have come to the rescue of 120 donkeys that were flown from Hawaii to California on September 17, 2011, in a supreme act of compassion.
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BLM Offering Montana Wild Horses and Foals for Adoption
The BLM will offer 38 horses and 6 foals from the Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range for adoption on Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012. The oral competitive bid adoption will be held at the Britton Springs Corrals north of Lovell, Wyoming.
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HBO Cancels Horse Racing Drama
HBO has cancelled "Luck,"Â after a third horse had to be euthanized this week. Pressure from animal rights activists and the uncertainty involved when working with live animals took their toll, and HBO made the decision to cancel the show on Wednesday.
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Hearing Scheduled on Horse Racing Health and Safety
On April 30, 2012, a hearing is scheduled on health and safety issues related to horses and jockeys in horse racing. The hearing before a subcommittee of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce  was called by U.S. Rep Joe Pitts of Pennsylvania w
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BLM Proposal: Private Ecosanctuaries for Wild Horses
As part of an ongoing effort to improve its Wild Horse and Burro Program, the Bureau of Land Management announced June 29, 2012,  that it is soliciting proposals for private land ecosanctuaries for wild horses.
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Homes Found for Rescued Miniature Horses
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Aanimals Nevins-Farm has announced that three of the 19 miniature horse rescued last month from desperate conditions on a small farm in West Boylston have gone to new homes.Â
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BLM Urged to Postpone Burro Roundup
Veterinarians, Temple Grandin and Humane Society of U.S.
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BLM Wild Horse Gather Begins Today
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Carson City District will begin the Flanigan, Dogskin Mountain, and Granite Peak Wild Horse Gather on Wed., Jan. 18. The gather is expected to take about five days.
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Horse Advocates Rally to Save Horses
Horse advocates gathered near a busy highway Tuesday to demonstrate against the Nevada state Department of Agriculture's plan to round up abandoned horses from a range southeast of Reno and sell them at auction. The reason given for the round-up
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Bond Between Horse and Rider Celebrated in APASSIONATA
After five million tickets, fifteen countries and nearly a decade of anticipation, North American audiences will finally get to see the breathtaking display of the beauty and the bond between horse and rider that can only be found in APASSIONATA.