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Prioritizing Disaster Preparedness and Safety at the Farm At Hooved Animal Humane Society (HAHS), the safety of our animals, staff, and volunteers is always top
Sustainability Practices at the Hooved Animal Humane Society Here at the Hooved Animal Humane Society, we recognize that animal health includes more than the animals
The first annual Casino Night Fundraiser was a success. From the moment guests arrived, the energy was electric. The real jackpot? Our incredible community.
We were blown away by the turnout and generosity of everyone who joined us. The food was good, the company was unbeatable, and the silent auction? Absolutely fabulous! Thanks to our generous donors and guests, you made this night a success not just in numbers, but in spirit. Your compassion fuels our work, and we’re so proud to have such a passionate, kind-hearted community by our side.
When it comes to horse care, dental health is often overlooked, but it’s a crucial aspect of maintaining a horse’s overall well-being. Just as with humans, regular dental check-ups are vital for our equine friends, regardless of their age. At the Hooved Animal Humane Society (HAHS), we’ve witnessed firsthand the transformative impact that proper dental care can have, as exemplified by our beloved rescue horse, Gabriel.
HAHS steps in to rescue 59 ponies from a hoarding situation in Southern Illinois. A tremendous undertaking made possible by teamwork, local authorities, and community members.
Bo, Spirit, Monte, and Gabriel arrived at HAHS as a varied-looking little herd, despite coming from one household. Their story is not one of intentional abuse or neglect, but they needed help nonetheless.
Helping Hands Compassion meets hoofed hearts. Not all rescue cases involve abuse and neglect. Encore and Nuzzo came to us from an individual who had
Heather Beauchemin, CJF, TE, AWCF discusses the cause, management and prevention of hoof abscesses in the equine in this HAHS Saturday Seminar Series.
Dr. Erica Lacher from Spring Hill Equine Veterinary Clinic in Newberry, FL deals with allergens year-round, and joins episode 15 of the HAHS Saturday Seminar Series to provide information on diagnosing, treating, and managing allergic reactions in our horses.
Dr. Sara Beth Speziok of Springhill Equine Veterinary Clinic has loved small ruminants her whole life and will share tips for keeping them healthy and happy.
Robyn Steward, M.S. presents on equine nutrition from the University of Georgia Extension in Lincolnton, GA.
Internationally recognized expert on large animal technical rescue, Dr. Rebecca Gimenez Husted, Ph.D. of the Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue/Gray Fire Department – Gray, GA. presents to us important notes on safely trailering horses.
Internationally recognized expert on large animal technical rescue, Dr. Rebecca Gimenez Husted, Ph.D. of the Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue/Gray Fire Department – Gray, GA. presents to us important notes on safely trailering horses.
Dr. Lisa Nesson of Irongate Equine Clinic in Madison, Wisconsin discussed caring for the senior equine.
Bill Fulton of the University of Illinois Fire Service Institute in Urbana, Illinois speaks about preparing your farm and barn for a frosty winter season.
Dr. Amber Lebelle of Bright Light Veterinary Eye Care in Nepan, Ontario, Canada speaks on equine eye anatomy, common diseases and overall care for the eyes of your horse.
Dr. Kathryn Golden of Northern Lakes Equine presents on the equine gastric ulcer syndrome. In this seminar she reviews the anatomy and physiology of gastric ulcers, types of ulcers, risk factors, clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment.
Dr. Emma Kamps of Animal Hospital of Woodstock will be sharing the need-to-know basics of purchasing and caring for goats for first-time goat owners. If you are considering owning goats, or maybe have already taken the plunge and want to make sure you are well-prepared for this adventure, join us for this informative webinar!
Dr. Ann McCombs of McCombs Equine Veterinary Services in Harvard, IL presents on administering first aid on a farm and Dr. Kevin Kline of the University of Illinois, Urbana, IL presents on the plants that are toxic to horses.
Dr. Rebecca Gimenez Husted is internationally known as one of the founders of Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue (TLAER®) and has taught first responders, veterinarians, and horse owners around the world what to do during emergencies, including barn fires.
Dr. Sheryl King may have retired from Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, but her passion for continuing education is just what we need to help separate fact from fiction in the horse world. As the chair of the annual Best Horse Practices Summit, she continues to teach horse owners and advocate for horses across the globe by teaching us how to evaluate what we are being told from a neutral and logical position.
The old saying goes “No hoof, no horse”, so we are talking all things hoofcare related this March. From recommended trim intervals to more specialized care for specific issues, Heather Beauchemin, CJF, TE from the American Farriers Association will cover it all.
February is Equine Dental Awareness Month, so we are talking all things horse teeth. From cavities (yes, your horses can get them too!) to how often to have your horse’s teeth checked, Dr. Jessica Hunt from Midwest Veterinary Dental Services in Elkhorn, WI will cover it all.
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