An informational booklet created by the UHC on Responsible Horse Ownership.
A brochure that describes the Coalition, its activities, its goals, and the services it provides to members of the horse industry.
A brochure curtesy of the United Horse Coalition, the American Horse Council, and sponsors; Nutrena, American Farrier’s Association, and Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health
A brochure created by UHC to promote Responsible Ownership through Responsible Breeding practices. By breeding responsibly or not at all, owners are helping to significantly reduce the number of at-risk horses in America.
The results of a national survey taken by more than 27,000 horse owners, equine industry stakeholders, rescue and retirement facilities, and non-horse owners regarding the issue of unwanted horses, the causes, solutions, and implications.
(Updated Version coming 2020)
An informational booklet that lists various initiatives and activities you or your organization can undertake to help horses that are at risk, or in transition.
Information regarding the benefits of becoming a member of the United Horse Coalition.
Tips for reducing costs to help you keep your horse as long as possible before seeking surrender options.
Most rescues are still adopting during COVID-19 – here are some tips on adopting your new partner safely!
Tips on how to keep your business afloat and your community engaged during uncertain times!
The United Horse Coalition is a broad alliance of equine organizations that have joined together under the American Horse Council to educate the horse industry about the issues facing horses At-Risk, or in transition. We seek to provide information for existing and prospective owners, breeders, sellers, and horse organizations regarding the long-term responsibilities of owning and caring for horses, as well as focusing on the opportunities available for these horses.
Through industry collaboration, the UHC promotes education and options for at-risk and transitioning horses.
The United Horse Coalition is a broad alliance of equine organizations that have joined together under the American Horse Council to educate the horse industry about the issues facing horses at-risk or in transition. We seek to provide information for existing and prospective owners, breeders, sellers, and horse organizations regarding the long-term responsibilities of owning and caring for horses, as well as focusing on the opportunities available for these horses.
Through industry collaboration, the UHC promotes education and options for at-risk and transitioning horses.
