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$163 million could be raised for unwanted horses, survey says

September 1, 2009

If horse owners and groups allied to them were to contribute money, as many who took part in a recent online survey indicated they were willing to do, they could make a substantial impact toward solving the nation's problem of unwanted and neglected horses.

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Massachusetts sees record number of surrendered horses

August 27, 2009

Methuen, Mass. -- Staff and volunteers at the Massachusetts SPCA?s Nevins Farm have seen a record number of horses surrendered to the facility this year.

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AVMA appoints new assistant director of Animal Welfare Division

August 24, 2009

Schaumburg, Ill. -- Dr. Cia L. Johnson, newly appointed assistant director of the American Veterinary Medical Association?s (AVMA) Animal Welfare Division, hopes to use her food-animal experience to implement new policies and objectives.

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Dismissed suit against Petland to be amended, re-filed, lawyer says

August 12, 2009

Phoenix -- The attorney for at least six pet owners who filed a class-action suit against Ohio-based Petland Inc. and the Hunte Corp., accusing them of selling unhealthy puppies from puppy mills to unsuspecting consumers, says he will amend and re-file the suit after the original was dismissed by a federal judge in Phoenix.

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Pointers on assessing a pet's quality of life

August 3, 2009

An animal's quality of life depends on more than physical parameters--it includes all aspects of an animal's life that matter from the animal's point of view.

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Ohio considers livestock housing board

August 1, 2009

A ballot issue that would create a statewide board standardizing livestock housing is a step in the right direction.

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Ross University terminates terminal surgeries

August 1, 2009

St. Kitts, West Indies — Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine has joined a growing list of veterinary colleges, including those at Tufts and Oklahoma State that no longer perform terminal surgeries.

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Recession to blame for unwanted horse problem

August 1, 2009

The economy is the No. 1 reason for a dramatic increase in the number of unwanted horses.

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Banfield discontinues cosmetic ear cropping, tail docking

July 27, 2009

Portland, Ore. -- Banfield, The Pet Hospital will discontinue ear cropping and tail docking surgeries, the company reports today.

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