30/10/2025
Recently Heather, one of our Equine nurses, volunteered at a BEVA castrate clinic at Spot Acre Equestrian in Staffordshire. 14 horses attended the clinic for castrations, passport and microchips.
The BEVA Trust provides opportunities, support and funding to allow BEVA members to volunteer for projects that enhance equine welfare both locally and globally.
The BEVA Trust and British Horse Society have worked together for the past nine years. Vets, Nurses, students, and farriers have so far helped a total of 2521 horses by volunteering their time and expertise at special clinics around the country. Coordinated by the British Horse Society, and with practical support from a number of other equine welfare charities, these clinics provide dental care, farriery, microchipping and passporting for horses identified to be in need, as well as castration and dental checks if required. A total of 1197 horses have now been castrated.
The clinics have been generously supported by Zoetis, Bransby Horses, Blue Cross, Redwings, World Horse Welfare and the RSPCA.
