Blog: get an inside view on World Horse Welfare through our posts
The Trafficked 20: catch up with the horses rescued from smuggling
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How we’re taking steps to make our rescue and rehoming centres more environmentally sustainable
With the welfare of the environment, horses and people closely interlinked, simple changes can make a big difference.
Why has World Horse Welfare produced guidance on whether and how to use a whip?
As our understanding of horses' behaviour and how they learn expands, it’s time to reflect on how we use a whip in training.
Putting horse welfare at the centre of the political agenda in Europe
We catch up with our EU and International Public Affairs Officer, Sandra Zafra, after her recent trip to Strasbourg.
Let’s put the horse’s perspective at the centre when making rules for horse sport
We reflect on the FEI’s new ‘blood rule’ in showjumping.
2025 in review: highs and lows in the world of welfare
Our Chief Field Officer Claire Gordon reflects on the challenges and successes 2025 has brought for the welfare sector.
An insight into the role of a Rehoming Officer
We catch up with Gemma Barry to find out what life is like as a World Horse Welfare Rehoming Officer.
The rescue of 70 unhandled Icelandic horses
We catch up with Deputy Chief Field Officer Jon, to find out why rescues like this are lifesaving.
Retraining to build trust and increase confidence
We catch up with Belwade Farm groom Kirsty, to find out more about Clover’s story.
Life beyond rescue: “He’s gone from zero to FEI international 3* hero!”
We catch up with 11-year-old Graham and his rehomer Amelia.
We were there to help when nobody else was
Field Officer Sara shares Cadbury’s tragic story.
