Horses and Mules Were the Unsung Heroes During Hurricane Helene Recovery

Horses and Mules Were the Unsung Heroes During Hurricane Helene Recovery

Horses and mules were the unsung heroes of Hurricane Helene. As we know, Helene left deep imprints on North Carolina. Traditional vehicles fell short in this thousand-year event, with roads washed out and communities stranded. In these critical moments, our amazing horses and mules became reliable partners, extending aid where modern machines couldn’t reach. I …

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Evacuation Plans for Horses During Fire Emergencies

Evacuation Plans For Horses: Steps To Ensure Safety During Fire Emergencies

Horses are incredible animals, but when it comes to fire emergencies, they’re also surprisingly vulnerable. Their size, sensitivity to sudden changes, and dependence on people put them at serious risk. The worst part is that their instincts often backfire—panic takes over, making them hard to control and turning an already dangerous situation into a life-threatening …

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Plus-80% Personal Best Hands World Cup Grand Prix Freestyle to Adrienne Lyle and Helix in AGDF 5

Adrienne Lyle & Helix. Photo ©susanjstickle.com In a beautiful display of riding, Adrienne Lyle (USA) pulled off a huge new personal best of 80.325% on Friday, February 7, in the FEI World Cup™ Grand Prix Freestyle, sponsored by The Dutta Corp, on her Paris 2024 Olympic partner, Helix. With it, she booked a starting place …

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All Eyes on Hawke: An Equine Colorado Wildfire Survivor (2024)

A Story of Survival In late July 2024, a wildfire near Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch called the Alexander Mountain Fire in Colorado (July 2024), forced the evacuation of about 90 horses. Among them was Hawke, a seven-year-old horse who suffered severe leg injuries after falling through a trailer floor during the evacuation. He was promptly …

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Courageous Horse Stories of Survival in the California Wildfires

The Courageous Horses of California: Stories of Survival Amidst Wildfires

Wildfires in California are relentless. This is a series of stories about these courageous horses affected by wildfires and how they survived. The state’s breathtaking landscapes are often marred by these natural disasters, which affect people, wildlife, and domestic animals. Among those animals, horses stand out for their courage and resilience when faced with the …

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Horses in Disasters Series – Real-Life Survival Stories

HORSES IN A DISASTER SCENARIO

When the Dust Settles: Real-Life Survival Stories of Horses in Disasters Every horse owner, especially those who keep their horses at home, knows that when disaster strikes—whether it’s a wildfire, flood, economic collapse, or full-blown apocalypse—horses become more than companions. My horse saved me (and I saved him!) after a hurricane while riding through deep …

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LA Fires: Can Saving Wild Horses Help Reduce Loss of Life and Economic Losses?

By: William E. Simpson II The devastating grass and brush fueled wildfires in Los Angeles we are all witnessing may be just a glimpse of the upcoming summer in the western United States, unless we start doing something new and cost-effective. Funding and doing more of what hasn’t worked is a guarantee for failure. And …

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Documentary Film Horse of Nature Officially Selected by Prestigious EQUUS Film & Arts Festival

YREKA, CA, UNITED STATES, September 7, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — Based on a true story and actual events, Horse of Nature is set in the middle of the remote Cascade Siskiyou Mountains near the Oregon/California border, where the tiny town of 400 people called Henley Hornbrook exists. In 2018, a deadly wind driven wildfire tore through …

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Wild Horses and American Wilderness Deserve Ecologically Appropriate Management

YREKA, CALIFORNIA, USA, July 10, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Little Book Cliffs herd area in the state of Colorado is located to the north of the populated town of Palisade, and to the northeast of Clifton, Fruitvale, and Grand Junction Colorado. These towns are extremely vulnerable to catastrophic wildfire. Any large landscapes of managed wildfire …

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BLM Saving Wild Horses? Stopping Roundups with Fertility Control? Where’s the Truth?

As we’ve all recently witnessed, the increased tempo in roundups being planned and executed is shocking, including for the Little Book Cliffs wild horses, and is way past alarming. And some people are shamefully cashing in, including some so-called wild horse nonprofits who profit by selling the fake solution ‘fertility control’. As we all now …

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