The horses at Buck Creek Valley Animal Rescue need help. The privately owned land that the Rescue operates on faces foreclosure on March 1 if the Rescue cannot raise funds to purchase it. You can help by attending their fundraising event.

We are featuring several dogs now on the urgent list of those in need of immediate adoption or foster homes at Metro Animal Services. They are at high risk of euthanasia.

The University of Louisville Saddle Seat Team to host a ISSRA Horse Show on February 9 at Zubrod Stables. Six colleges to compete.

Dog or cat person, it doesn't matter to us. We just want to match the homeless pets at Metro Animal Services with owners that will give them what they need the most, a loving home.

The Kentucky Equine Youth Festival brings kids and horses together at the Kentucky Horse Park. This event teaches kids more about Kentucky's signature business - horses. Kids will learn about the horse, its many uses, and more.

We feature dogs of Pit Bull breeding up for adoption this week at Metro Animal Services. Responsible, non-judgemental owners needed for these at risk dogs. Metro Animal Services is not a no kill shelter so helping these dogs is so important.

Old Friends Equine, a well known thoroughbred retirement facility, will have their 5th annual Old Friends Along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail fundraiser at the Seelbach Hotel on February 23.

The 2013 Road to the Horse untouched and untrained colt breaking competition brings top trainers from around the world to the Kentucky Horse Park on March 15-17. Who will be crowned the World Champion?

Buck Creek Valley Rescue houses and cares for neglected, abused, and unwanted horses and is trying to purchase the land they operate on so as not to have to close down. You can help by supporting their upcoming fundraiser.

The 2012 Kentucky Equine Survey results are in and the business of horses in Kentucky is worth billions of dollars to the State.