Finally, horse owners across the nation have a user friendly, one stop destination for all of their horse care related questions.

In a world where the latest equine health care information and practices can change at a moments notice, it is more vital than ever to have a tool like EquineOnline.org available.

Not only can you turn to EquineOnline's trusted experts for the latest in horse realted data and statistics, you will soon be able to search our nationwide eFarmony database for the perfect horse to adopt and even connect and share with the EquineOnline community!

So whether this is your first or hundredth time here, whether you're doing some serious research or just horsing around, EquineOnline.org has everything you need at your fingertips, it is all just a click away!

!!!!!!The remaining Nebraska Mustangs need to be re-homed by November 8, 2009! Please Help!!!!!!

HSUS and Grace Foundation to the rescue!

To aid in the rehabiliation of the rescued Nebraska horses, staff from the Grace Foundation of Northern California and EquineOnline.org have traveled to Murchsion, TX to help the HSUS staff at the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch. For the latest updates, visit EquineOnline.org's Nebraska Rescue page

If you would like to make a donation to HSUS and the Black Beauty Ranch, click here 

BREAKING NEWS: Nebraska Horses Need Your Help!

In late April, nearly 200 horses were rescued from an Alliance, Neb. ranch in one of the largest equine rescue operations in the history of the state.

According to the Humane Society of the United States, the horses at 3-Strikes Mustang Ranch were "living in crowded, filthy pens without food or water" and were "suffering from overgrown hooves and other untreated medical conditions."

Unfortunately, area law enforcement found more than 70 dead horses and burros on the property.

The ranch owner, Jason Charles Meduna, was arrested and faces 149 counts of class IV felony Cruel Neglect of Animal.

Two weeks ago, 84 of these horses were transported to the Black Beauty Ranch in Murchison, Tex. These horses are stallions and geldings and require special care and handling during rehabiliation.

Making matters even worse, many of the horses have been marked with a "U," meaning they have reached the criteria for Sale Authority. This happens because a) the horse has gone through 3 auctions without being adopted or b) the horse has reached 11 years of age.

Individual videos detailing the characteristics and personalities of each horse will be posted to the site soon, so make sure to check back. If you are interested in providing a home for one or more of these horses, adoption applications will be available shortly.

Although these horses are out of harm's way, they still need your help.

To make a donation to help these horses, click HERE

To find out how to adopt of of these horses, click HERE

courtesy of HSUS

Bowen, pictured here, was one of the lucky 84 to find a home at the Black Beauty Ranch. But he and the rest of the Nebraska rescues still need your help.