Equine Flu News Today

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And they keep it as it is. so, yeah, we are very proud of them. after the second world war, when the population of exmoor ponies was depleted, some of my ancestors were one of those few farmers who actually got a group of ponies together and ensured their survival. and now plans for a new gene bank for exmoor ponies should keep them safe forever. over the decades ahead of us, should an outbreak of equine flu or another serious equine disease break out across the united kingdom, that we have got ...

And so far they are looking good? looking good, very pleased, yes. the wallace family from dulverton near exmoor have been guardians of this herd for more than a century. its one of the founder herds, and the biggest purebred herd in the world. so no pressure. it is a responsibility. i do sometimes get quite emotional about it because its just a lovely heritage to have. they are just lovely ponies, they are a heritage, they have created the landscape on exmoor. and they keep it as it is. so, yea...

This spring, 145 wild horses died of an equine flu at a holding facility in Colorado. A review has found multiple violations of BLM policy.

145 horses at a BLM facility in Colorado died due to equine flu. According to investigators, the facility failed to vaccinate the horses due to lack of workers.

Teri "West" Hall and others are working tirelessly to give wild horses a second chance at life after they are rounded-up and held in captivity by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).

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