Next NYSHC Board Meeting - May 12th

 

New Free Booklet...

Download our pamphlet "Horse Disaster Plan" here

Also available - the Humane Society brochure on dealing with a fire in your barn - click on the photo above.

Health Alert!

Commissioner alerts horse owners of contagious disease.  More...

Save Your Horse

The NYS Horse Council - Palisades Region chapter is selling copies of the book “Save Your Horse!” Learn more about this valuable book by visiting the Palisades Region website or contact info@nyshcpalisades.com

Palisades Region Save Your Horse book

This is the goal of the New York State Horse Council

We are New York's Recreational Equine Umbrella organization devoted to creating a forum, in which horsemen of diverse interests can use their "horsepower" to guarantee a future for our horses,

Horse Events, and
Horse related businesses in New York State.

We facilitate grass roots efforts to educate New York State Legislators regarding the tremendous economic impact of $4.8 Billion provided by our horse industry and develop appropriate equine agricultural legislation.

We also focus on trail use development & standards, zoning, research into horse health and nutrition and humane treatment. We work in tandem with a number of affiliated organizations to make sure your needs are met.

We are especially interested in existing New York state equine organizations joining us in a recognized capacity. The more we band together the stronger our voices will become.

Please become a member of our group, and by volunteering to support our many committee efforts. As a collective we want to ensure that your needs are met whether you show, trail ride, breed or just admire horses and want to see them thrive and increase throughout New York. The best way for this to happen is for you to

JOIN US NOW! (please note that there is a new membership Chair - Barb Cunningham email: barbcunningham11@gmail.com )

Contact a committee/region chairperson to volunteer or ask questions about our work in New York State. Many committees need more volunteers.

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