Dedicated team help ‘bag-of-bones’ rescued pony and her foal thrive
Violet was extremely thin, riddled with lice and heavily pregnant when she arrived at Hall Farm in March this year.
Try before you buy – a sobering tale of buying horses unseen
The pandemic has changed shopping habits for many, but the tale of Laddie and Angel shows that some things are best bought the old fashioned way.
Rescue cobs are in possession of rather “Austen-tatious” names
Having been in a sorry state, the future is now bright for Mr Bingley, Mr Bennet and Mr Darcy.
Pony who suffered horrific injury is now farm favourite
Moses has been transformed into a stunning, cheeky young cob and is now Sponsor a Stableyard cover star.
World Horse Welfare welcomes proposed ban on export for slaughter
The Animal Welfare (Kept Animals) Bill includes legislative proposals on live exports for slaughter and livestock worrying - both relevant to equines
World Horse Welfare delivers evidence integral to improving welfare of post-Brexit international transport of horses
World Horse Welfare gives evidence to an Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Commons Select Committee
‘Once in a generation’ opportunity to protect animals
50 Animal charities unite to urge Government not to waste ‘once in a generation’ opportunity to protect animals.
A seismic day for animal welfare
World Horse Welfare warmly welcomes stiffer punishments for animal cruelty as maximum sentences increase in England and Wales.
Ponies rescued from shocking conditions
Clever detective work unlocked the key allowing rescue of ponies living in shocking conditions.
A bright future ahead for ponies rescued from sanctuary
137 horses and ponies have been rescued in a large multi-agency operation.
