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Horse Welfare Programs
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The SCHC Horse Welfare Committees strives to Connect, Communicate, and Educate for the betterment of SC horses, SC horse owners and the SC horse industry. Addresses major horse welfare issues such as the Unwanted/Unhomed horse epidemic. Reaches out to extend help where needed. Provide emergency grant funding to assist rescue groups and individuals with emergency situations. Revises the Horse Help Hotline which connects owners with organizations that will help them including the Stallions to Geldings programs.
Horse Welfare Committee is committed to the welfare of the horses of SC and offer the following:
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Horse Welfare Committee Members : (click here to reach all members)
Merry Roberson, Sean Eastman, DVM
Merry Roberson, Sean Eastman, DVM
Emergency assistance:The SCHC is committed to the welfare of the SC equine population.
If you are in need of emergency assistance please submit your information on the Assistance Form or call Horse Welfare Committee Merry Roberson 864-915-6350 or email at: info.schorsecouncil@gmail.com Donations are greatly appreciated ! You may donate through PayPal, Venmo (Venmo name @Guy-FH Last 4 digits of phone # 9145, or send a check to SCHC Treasure, Guy Hanna; stating for Horse Welfare Committee. |
Unwanted Horse Veterinary Relief Campaign Provides qualifying equine rescue and retirement facilities with complimentary equine vaccines for horses in their care. Must have a 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. To download an application and the American Association of Equine Practitioners Care Guidelines or to learn more about the program, visit UHVRC.org. Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health and AAEP are very proud to support equine rescue and retirement facilities.
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Standards for Horse Care in SC |
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A SC Horse Council Publication! Designed for animal control and law enforcement as a tool for those who have never seen or really been around horses when they go out to see cases to evaluate complaints or concerns.
The goal of this manual is to provide a source of reference for animal owners, animal care officers, and individuals who are interested in the general well-being of horses, ponies, mules, and donkeys.
It is our intent to provide a useful and informative manual for those who are inexperienced as well as those who are experienced in caring for and evaluating the minimal standard of care for a horse in the state of South Carolina.
The manual is a source of information and facts that will provide an objective guide to assess the care-taking and well-being of all horses and more often a horse that is suspected to be suffering from neglect or mistreatment. This reference is to be used as an aid when assessing horses based on the recommendations of the SC Horse Council, SC Farm Bureau Equine Committee, Clemson University Extension, Clemson University Animal and Veterinary Sciences Department, and SC Association of Veterinarians.
The goal of this manual is to provide a source of reference for animal owners, animal care officers, and individuals who are interested in the general well-being of horses, ponies, mules, and donkeys.
It is our intent to provide a useful and informative manual for those who are inexperienced as well as those who are experienced in caring for and evaluating the minimal standard of care for a horse in the state of South Carolina.
The manual is a source of information and facts that will provide an objective guide to assess the care-taking and well-being of all horses and more often a horse that is suspected to be suffering from neglect or mistreatment. This reference is to be used as an aid when assessing horses based on the recommendations of the SC Horse Council, SC Farm Bureau Equine Committee, Clemson University Extension, Clemson University Animal and Veterinary Sciences Department, and SC Association of Veterinarians.
The Animal Welfare Information Center (AWIC) is mandated by the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) to provide information for improved animal care and use in research, testing, and teaching. For more information
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