Equine Health & Welfare Conference Press Release
The second Equine Health & Welfare Conference took place at the Keadeen Hotel in Newbridge, Co. Kildare on Friday last, following on from the conference held in May where the possibility of the...
View ArticleThe Curragh Christmas Dog Walk
The Curragh Dog Walk was a great success. Double the numbers turned out reaching around 250 people. People and dogs had an absolute ball from Great Danes to the tiniest Jack Russells. People swapped...
View ArticleRescue Horses Helping People
Equine assisted therapy and learning can help people of all ages with cognitive, physical, social or emotional challenges. The Irish Horse Welfare Trust believes that interaction with horses is...
View ArticleIHWT SAYS A BIG THANK YOU FOR OUR NEW STABLE MATS
The IHWT would like to thank sincerely all those companies listed below for their contribution regarding sponsorship of the Stable Matting at the Irish Horse Welfare Trust. We are delighted that they...
View ArticleBoys from IHWT Limerick Projects visit The Garda Mounted Unit Headquarters
A group of boys travelled from Moyross in Limerick recently to visit the horses and riders at the Garda Mounted Unit. Accompanied by IHWT’s Education Officer Lesley Jones and community workers, the...
View ArticleRecent Rescues
It is very busy at the IHWT farm caring for all the horses and ponies and in addition it has been very busy with rescue cases for the time of year. Most rescued equines have been suffering from...
View ArticleFoals Born at IHWT
The IHWT has never had no many foals born in its care at any one time! Firstly there was Aj – an orphan foal that had been abandoned in a ditch in Co Kildare. He had to be fed every few hours for...
View Article‘Captain’ Survives
Of the many horses we rescused from the ‘Kilkenny’ Farm on Dec 6th – one in particular was very weak and nearly died on his arrival. But with extra care and attention he has survived the ordeal and is...
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