Watch for and report signs of livestock disease Where are your animals
today?
Important pointers for animal owners and travelers
Terrorism In American
The staff and volunteers of The Horse Review send their thoughts and deepest
sympathies to the families affected by the horrible tragedies this week in the US. If
you know of anyone in New York City who needs help getting their animals out of the
evacuated areas, have them call either the ASPCA at 212/876-7700 or the Center for Animal
Care and Control at 718/649-8600. For more information http://www.uan.org/ears/actionreport.html
Women Prefer Cruelty-Free Alternatives
When Told Pregnant Mares and Foals Suffer to Produce Popular Hormone Replacement Drug - Update
| Other Articles
FEMA Signs Historic Agreement with Humane
Society of America to Protect Nation's Animals and Build a Nation-Wide Effort For Animal
Rescue During Disasters - Story
| Disaster Plans | FEMA
"The Sleep
Ponies"
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World of Comfort and Joy. Visit their Site | Order Your Book or Poster
Wonderful Original Music CDs Benefit Horses and Animals -Order Yours Today
(EARS) Emergency Animal
Rescue Service -
EARS Update about animals who need homes Link(916) 429-2457 You can become a volunteer with Emergency Animal Rescue Service - EARS Emergency Animal Rescue Service (EARS)
Dogs from Floyd Still Need Homes 7/2000 Surf to EARS Web Site
"You have a
Choice,
Horses Don't!" United Animal Nations
Talks about the Cruelty
of PMU Mares & Foals and
the making of the HRT - Premarin...
As you read this, PMU industry mares are peacefully grazing in Canadian and American
pastures, most with their suckling foals now two and three months old. But their days
together are numbered. In September, the foals will be weaned early, trucked to auction
and most sold to feed lot owners - UAN Report
Child/Animal
Abuse and the Complex Connection to Child Abuse and Teen Violence Article
Maternal
Child and Adolescent Health Advisory Board, Sierra County, CA - Home Page MCAH
Stop Horse Slaughter for Human
Consumption -
There are no federal laws or regulations that protect
slaughter-bound horses from physical and mental traumas they suffer on the long hauls to
plants. How can you help?
Winter 2001
Make a difference for a boy and give your Perchern on Loving
Home in Arkansas
"I've been searching for an older
Percheron. Possibly retired from show. We
had one pass last month. She was very old and had been saved 3 years ago from well, a meat
truck. She was the light of my 13 year olds life. She was his therapy horse. He has C.P.
She had a wonderful life with us. Weekend trips to the pond (3 acre ride) and once
or twice a week around the coral. Plenty of pasture and a 13 old Gelding Appaloosa, along
with a pony made her life comfortable. We miss not only her, but the demeanor of an older
Percheron. I never knew what formal training she had, she was just perfect for him. Could
you place an ad for him? Response to Jennifer in Bentonville, Arkansas (which is N.W.
Arkansas) - sjcarlife@cs.com
