A gelding in Island County, Washington state, is recovering from mild neurologic signs after testing positive for EPM and EHV-1 wild type.

Six horses aborted and five horses were put down due to EHV-1 in a herd of 70 pregnant mares in Saskatchewan, Canada.

A horse in Idaho and one in British Columbia, Canada, tested positive for equine infectious anemia.

The Horses and Humans Research Foundation applications are open until August 1 for grants up to $50,000.

Tom Lenz, DVM, MS, DACT, was recognized for advocacy supporting humane treatment of horses at the American Horse Publications conference.

If you are attending the ACVIM meeting and have an interest in the latest on EPM, check out the EPM Society meeting.

False reports have been circulating that there was an "outbreak" of EHV-1 in Pennsylvania and that a horse died of the disease.

King County in Washington state has a confirmed case of strangles with five other horses exposed.

Two horses are positive and eight others exposed to strangles in Snohomish County, Washington.

A horse in Chester County, Pennsylvania, was confirmed with neurologic herpesvirus.

A single case of equine infectious anemia was confirmed in Shelby County, Tennessee.

An update on the neurologic herpesvirus outbreak in Maricopa County, Arizona, acknowledge three additional confirmed positive cases.

Fever ticks were confirmed on a Webb County, Texas, premises outside of the Permanent Quarantine Zone.

A premises in King County, Washington, has 18 suspected cases of equine strangles.

Two cases—on separate premises—of equine neurologic herpesvirus were reported in Maricopa County, Arizona.

Students can use a new augmented reality app that superimposes a digital image of a horse limb onto the surroundings seen through an iPad.

One case of strangles in a Richland County, South Carolina, pony has been confirmed and quarantined.

One case of equine strangles was reported in Chelan County, Washington.

One horse each in Ector and Kimble Counties in Texas were confirmed with equine infectious anemia (EIA).

Four horses are affected by equine strangles in Montcalm County, Michigan.

Two cases of equine herpesvirus abortion and one case of EIA were reported in Sakastchewan, Canada.

A Polk County, Florida, horse was euthanized due to EEE.

The premises in Crawford County, Ohio, now has reported six total positive equine herpesvirus cases, of which three are deceased and two showed neurologic signs.

Three of five horses affected by neurologic herpesvirus are now deceased on one property that has 30 other horses exposed.