Successful Mustang Adoptions, Part 2
As I stated in my previous post, mustang welfare has become something very near and dear to my heart. Because the BLM has rounded up so many of these wild horses, now keeping them...
Interviews with horse professionals working in various fields pertaining to natural horse health
As I stated in my previous post, mustang welfare has become something very near and dear to my heart. Because the BLM has rounded up so many of these wild horses, now keeping them...
A few years ago, I became interested in the plight of American wild horses (aka, mustangs) when I learned of the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) crisis that’s been ongoing for nearly two decades...
As well as being interested in natural horse health, I also consider myself an environmentalist. I’m always searching for ways I can reduce any negative impact on the Earth. So naturally, my interest was...
Dr. Tomas Teskey, DVM, is one of the few, but perhaps slowly growing number of vets who advocates barefoot hoof care. I first interviewed him back in 2013 (see interview here), but he recently...
Beth Gibbons is a qualified Animal Behaviorist who works with horses in the UK. Aside from studying equine behavior, she’s also traveled to Kenya where she studied White Rhionoceros’ social structures. Beth upholds the...
Anna Kudick is an Equine and Human CranioSacral therapist with Pure Body Balance, LLC. based in Wisconsin. She is a graduate of Fox Valley School of Massage in Appleton, WI and is certified by...
The following is an interview with Monique Warren, president of Hay Pillow, Inc. Aside from manufacturing these durable hay nets (which I personally own), she’s also a wealth of information when it comes to...