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Struggling horse owners are urged to rehome this summer
We have joined forces with Blue Cross to help avoid a winter welfare crisis.
Patron Gemma Owen gives rescued Shetland a new home
Celebrity ambassador and international dressage rider rehomes one-year-old Bert
Equine experts share insights in new video series that puts the horse front and centre
Eight-part, free to view series focuses on the advice horses would want their owners to take
New names and bright futures for ‘smuggled’ mare and her days old foal – named Ada and Cole after our inspirational founder
The last of five pregnant mares that we rescued after being found with 21 other horses and ponies being smuggled out of Dover port has given birth to a healthy filly foal.
Horse sport leaders and influential voices are brought together to explore what influences public opinion on horse welfare across all equestrian disciplines
"It’s vitally important that we step outside of ourselves and our horse world and, when we think about welfare, seek and trust independent perspectives."
The effects of the cost of living crisis are being felt across our rescue and rehoming centres
Our charity’s own experiences support worrying survey results which highlight horse welfare in the UK is a gathering storm.
Urgent call for a fully centralised equine ID and traceability system
A recent exposé by Irish broadcaster RTÉ has shone a spotlight on the equine welfare and human health implications of a fragmented ID and traceability system across Europe.
Outrageous slaughterhouse cruelty revealed in RTÉ documentary
A documentary by Irish broadcaster RTÉ, shown yesterday evening, has left our charity outraged at the shocking acts of cruelty captured within an Irish slaughterhouse lairage.
Horse welfare in sport
Social licence event to reveal how much influence mainstream and social media have in influencing public support
New documentary highlights climate change threat to lives of farmers and their horses in Senegal
Millions of people in Senegal’s scorching deserts depend on working horses for their survival.
