Sound Vitality, a self-care, non-invasive device company, today announced that it would return to its roots with a rebrand back to CHI Institute.

The winners and reserve champions for the T.I.P. Championships have been named.

British surveys show vets and horse owners are keen to actively reduce the risks of respiratory herpesvirus.

The 2019 Conference is in Denver, Colorado, November 8-10, and is presented by Purina, the title sponsor and official feed of PATH Intl.

A summit on clarifying and agreeing upon terminology of equine-assisted activities and therapies was recently held.

In this article, CHA Certified Instructors share how their CHA certification has impacted their careers and lives.

The donkey hide trade in East Africa has reached unprecedented levels and 1,000 animals per day might die.

Hippotherapy offers a lasting, positive impact on children with cerebral palsy.

PATH Intl. is celebrating 50 years of equine therapeutic activities and education.

Drum roll, please! Announcing the launch of the PATH Intl. conference website!

Study finds that therapeutic riding significantly decreases PTSD symptoms in veterans.

As the largest certifying organization in North America, Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) has certified over 28,000 individuals since its beginning 49 years ago.

Awards open for non-competing Thoroughbreds and young riders working with a Thoroughbred.

Your donation before March 31 could make the difference in receiving a matching grant!

The Farm Service Agency will permit emergency grazing on conservation reserve program acres and opens sign-up for Emergency Conservation Program.

The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) has published comprehensive guidelines for the identification, management and prevention of rotavirus on its website.

Equine non-profit organizations have until April 24 to submit grant proposals.

Enjoy the adventure of a lifetime with summer horsepacking trips from the University of California, Davis, Continuing and Professional Education opportunities.

University of Kentucky researchers are seeking participation for an online survey to better understand who participates in horse activities and sports.

UK research determined saddle fitters generally could identify the T18 vertebrae in the horse's back in the process of proper saddle fitting.

To prepare if you’re planning to breed your mare and/or have a foal on the way, check out The Mare & Foal Care Tool.

The organization will award three 501(c)(3) adoption organizations $10,000 each to fund training expenses associated with preparing their horses for adoption. Applications are due February 14.

The region’s premier animal nutrition conference will be held April 10-11 in Hunt Valley, Maryland.