Blog. Get an inside view on World Horse Welfare through our posts
Bringing horses back into work: how to restart youngsters, progress a horse’s rehab or get an all-rounder fit
Want to find out more about bringing horses back into work? Check out expert advice from Adam Cummins, Centre Manager at Penny Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre.
Ever wondered what a day in the life of a World Horse Welfare groom is like? Read on to find out!
Groom Lauren has been a member of the Penny Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre since 2015 – find out how her day pans out during lockdown.
Sweet itch: what is it and how do we manage our ponies who have it?
Glenda Spooner Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre Assistant Centre Manager Sara Jerman explains more.
Can you cut the costs of horse ownership without compromising on their care?
Chief Field Officer Claire Gordon looks at ways to cut costs without compromising on care.
Laminitis: what is it, why do horses get it and how is it treated?
Head of UK Support Sam Chubbock explains what laminitis is, what causes it and how it can be treated.
Behind the scenes: the first few months as a World Horse Field Officer
Find out what really goes on behind the scenes as a World Horse Welfare Field Officer.
A day with the vet: scans and x-rays
Claire Dickie, Glenda Spooner Farm Centre Manager, describes some of the cases looked at in the course of a vet day.
Analysing the success of community projects in Senegal
Bursary student Faye Al-Nakeeb takes a look at the impact of our project in Senegal on the welfare of local working equines.
“So how does Vet Day work then?”
Claire Dickie, Glenda Spooner Farm Centre Manager, gives an overview of how vet day works at our farms.
How I came to rehome Romeo
Field Officer Chris Shaw describes how he came to rehome Romeo after attending a welfare concern back in 2015.
Putting on a practical training workshop in Lesotho
International Programme Officer Vicki Newton explains what goes into planning a practical training workshop.
