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Veterinarians and Farriers & Related Health Services
Who Will Assist BLM Wild Horses and Burros Adopters
Equine Dentist:
Equine Dentist
www.WhyFloatTeeth.com
Working with Vets for the Health of your Horse!
760-703-4860
Veterinarians
Mobile:
Ok here is the name and # to Katy Howden, DVM.
She owns "all creatures Great & Small" She is a mobil vet and travels quite a
bit. She has by far had the best prices for the WNV vaccine, plus she's totally
down to earth and a hoot and a half to boot! Here is her e-mail addy too:
katy@bigvalley.net -Melissa Shurr
Far North:
Dr. Dawn Alves, DVM
Corning Veterinarian Hospital
Corning, Ca
530-824-2966
Wild Horses or Burros must be gentled
Dr. LeRoy Burnham, DVM
Glenn County, Ca
(530) 934-3311
Wild or gentled horses or burros
Dr. Serge Dana
512 Walker Street
Orland, Ca. 95963
Animals to be handle-able
Dr. Darling
Veterinary Practice (mobile service)
PO Box 14
Chico 95927
(530) 892-8910
Will work with less than gentle mustangs and burros
Rob Lydon, DVM
Cottonwood Vet Clinic (Full Surgical Facility)
Cottonwood, Ca
530-347-3711
Fax: 530-347-7412
www.cottonwoodvetclinic.com
Wild Horses must be restrained in chute or similar device, or must be gentle
enough to be haltered or handled.
Dr. Paul Mennick, DVM
Pacific International Genetics
Los Molinos, Ca
530-529-0703
Prefers Wild horses or Burros to be somewhat gentled and brought to his
office
Dr. Wayne Merhoff, DVM
Red Bluff Veterinary Hospital
Red Bluff, Ca
530-527-1886
Wild Horses and Burros – "the tamer the better."
Paul Miller, DVM
Weed, Ca
530-938-3070 (answering service)
Wild or gentled Horses or Burros
Dr. Art Neves, DVM
Glenn County, Ca
530-934-3801
Prefers horses to be somewhat gentled
North Coast Veterinary
Drs. Branch, Carlisle, and Mott
Arcata, Ca and Fortuna, Ca
Arcata Office: 707-822-4885
Fortuna Office: 707-726-9262
Prefer manageable horses and burros, but will sedate in emergency situation
Mark Winning, DVM
Dairyville (near Red Bluff)
530 527 5886
Scott Valley Veterinary Clinic
9305 N. State Hwy. 3
Fort Jones, CA 96032
San Francisco Bay Region:
Dr. Michelle Beko, DVM
Sonoma County, Ca and Santa Rosa, Ca
707-545-3909
Napa Valley Veterinarian Hospital
Claudia Sonder, DVM
Lisa Atkinson, DVM
707-224-8604
Sacramento/Gold Country/Western Central Sierras
Bradshaw Vet
9606 Bradshaw Rd.
Elk Grove, Ca
916-685-4673
High Sierra Mobile Vet
P.O. Box 531
West Point, Ca 95255
209-293-7439
Mobil Equine Clinic
Walmart Rd.
Wilton, Ca
916-687-8803
Dr. Thomas Morrow, DVM
Wheatland, Ca
530-633-2957
Wild horses or burros must be gentled
Dr. Gary Stangling, DVM
Lincoln, Ca
916-768-4511
Wild or gentled horses or burros
Angelo Stanton, DVM
Florin Center Pet Hospital
East Stockton Blvd.
916-391-8515
Horses and burros must be haltered and semi-handled.
Central Coast
Laurie Pedro
Greenview, Ca
530-468-5636
For help controlling ungentled animals for treatment
Southern Region
Dr. Wayne Marteney
39450 - 3rd St. East
Palmdale, Ca. 93550
661-947-2028
Will travel within 50 mile radius
East County Large Animal Practice:
Miska Carlberg, DVM
Kerri Carpenter, DVM
Creg Chandler, DVM
Tim Ryan, DVM
Wendy Schofield, DVM
Greg C. Smith, DVM
Southern Ca, East County
619-561-4661
Farriers (Listed alphabetically, regardless of region)
Craig Allen
Southern California in the Coachella Valley
(760)251-3938
Horse Shoeing
Will haul wild ones too
Also starts Colts
Annie’s Horseshoeing
Napa, CA
707-252-7360
Wayne Bair
Certified Journeyman Farrier #1537
Palermo, CA
(530) 534-8078
Trims untamed BLM Wild Horses
Jon Bryan
(926) 749-5140
Auburn, CA
I am a farrier located in Auburn California, I am very good with "less than gentle" horses, and use very gentle techniques taught to me by my mentor, Hal Irby, a 30 year veteran. I work with and teach the horse to accept the work needed. Sometimes this means more time up front, but very worth it in the long run.
Roman Cuevas
Mobile (415) 225-1782
5469 Marysville Rd.
Browns Valley, CA. 95918
Provides Gentle, Reliable and Professional Service
Rick Delap
Delap’s Horseshoeing
P.O. Box 190
West Point, CA 95255
209-293-4300
Matthew Frederick
Napa, CA, 94558
707-252-8372
specializes in laminitis and founder
Rhiannon Fugatt
Natural care hoof trims in the Chico and surrounding areas. Trained under
Phil Morrare
530-343-7190
Steve Gattis
Southern California area
1-951-200-1831
will work on untrained / halter trained
I am also a trainer
(530) 570-4927
Chico and surrounding areas. He is really great and is wonderful with the harder to trim horses.
Jolly Roger Holman
Templeton, CA.
(805) 227-4835
Farrier, training, instruction
Ron Lear
Potter Valley, CA.
707-743-2464
Marin, Sonoma, Mendocino Counties
Kay Lieberknecht
Ukiah, CA.
707-468-9127
Marin, Sonoma, Mendocino Counties
Rober Love
Marysville, CA
530-743-1828
Prefers gentled wild horses and burros, but will deal with them if they have
minimal feet work (may charge more).
Phil Menacho
(530)363-5058
phil@scanduimservices.com
Website:
www.scandiumservices.com
El Dorado County
Patrick C. O'Hara
Clements, CA
877-813-3680
oharashoeing@ureach.com
www.oharashoeing.com
Patrick travels within a 100 mile radius of Clements, CA.
Hector Perez
Southern CA, East County
619-766-4400
(Marv)
Rafferty's Horseshoeing
39 Eagle Vista Drive
Oroville, CA.
95966
phone 530-589-3036
e-mail
raff1942@starband.net
Trey Schlichting
Southern CA, East County
760-413-0320
Cody Smith
RedhawkShoeing@yahoo.com
707-287-0425
North Bay, Napa, Sonoma, & Solano areas
Derrick Stanley
Wilton/ Sacramento, CA
916-988-9763 or 916-402-9763
Shaun Woodsum
Certified Journeyman Farrier
707-226-1111 or 209-481-0445
www.swfarrier.com
sawoodsum@sbcglobal.net
Adam Wynbrandt
Wilton/ Sacramento, CA
916-687-7306
Covers All of California
707-580-1996
RESOURCES:
| Note: The BLM does not specifically endorse or recommend any of the people or materials on these lists. These are people who have been recommended by current successful adopters, and have been listed here as a resource for other adopters. Choose carefully and make your own decisions about the care and training of your animal. |
