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How small is the world’s smallest horse and other tiny horses facts you need to know
Mon Dec 25
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ThumbelinaThis dwarf miniature horse was 17 inches tall and weighed 57 lbs. She was born in St. Louis, Missouri and died in 2018.
- FEATURED HORSE PROPERTIES 11/28
Mon Dec 25Horse Properties - Featured Listing
- Bay Shore, 11706, Lot Size: 0.45 Acres
- Blue Point, 11715, Lot Size: 1.81 Acres
- Bohemia, 11716, Has Barn, Lot Size: 0.55 Acres
- Brookhaven, 11719, Has Barn, Lot Size: 3.19 Acres
- Brookhaven, 11719, Lot Size: 3.00 Acres
- Calverton, 11933, Has Barn, Lot Size: 19.90 Acres
- Center Moriches, 11934, Has Barn, Lot Size: 1.00 Acres
- Center Moriches, 11934, Has Barn, Lot Size: 13.00 Acres
- Center Moriches, 11934, Has Barn, Lot Size: 2.42 Acres
- Centereach, 11720, Lot Size: 1.70 Acres
- Centereach, 11720, Has Barn, Lot Size: 2.00 Acres
- Central Islip, 11722, Lot Size: 0.68 Acres
- Central Islip, 11722, Has Barn, Lot Size: 1.50 Acres
- Cold Spring Hrbr, 11724, Lot Size: 2.55 Acres
- Cold Spring Hrbr, 11724, Lot Size: 3.82 Acres
- Cutchogue, 11935, Lot Size: 2.42 Acres
- Cutchogue, 11935, Has Barn, Lot Size: 1.00 Acres
- Dix Hills, 11746, Lot Size: 1.00 Acres
- Dix Hills, 11746, Lot Size: 2.80 Acres
- Head Of Harbor, 11780, Lot Size: 3.90 Acres
- Head Of Harbor, 11780, Lot Size: 3.50 Acres
- Head Of Harbor, 11780, Lot Size: 2.05 Acres
- Huntington, 11743, Has Barn, Lot Size: 2.00 Acres
- Huntington, 11743, Lot Size: 2.02 Acres
- Islip Terrace, 11752, Lot Size: 1.03 Acres
- Jamesport, 11947, Lot Size: 1.26 Acres
- Locust Valley, 11560, Lot Size: 7.23 Acres
- Locust Valley, 11560, Has Barn, Lot Size: 32.00 Acres
- Manorville, 11949, Lot Size: 2.50 Acres
- Manorville, 11949, Lot Size: 5.00 Acres
- Manorville, 11949, Lot Size: 1.21 Acres
- Manorville, 11949, Has Barn, Lot Size: 8.00 Acres
- Manorville, 11949, Lot Size: 2.02 Acres
- Manorville, 11949, Lot Size: 1.26 Acres
- Mattituck, 11952, Lot Size: 4.72 Acres
- Medford, 11763, Lot Size: 1.00 Acres
- Middle Island, 11953, Lot Size: 0.46 Acres
- Middle Island, 11953, Lot Size: 1.02 Acres
- Miller Place, 11764, Lot Size: 1.24 Acres
- Miller Place, 11764, Has Barn, Lot Size: 1.10 Acres
- Muttontown, 11791, Has Barn, Lot Size: 4.76 Acres
- Nissequogue, 11780, Lot Size: 10.60 Acres
- Northport, 11768, Has Barn, Lot Size: 2.30 Acres
- Northport, 11768, Lot Size: 2.40 Acres
- Northport, 11768, Lot Size: 1.07 Acres
- Patchogue, 11772, Lot Size: 1.03 Acres
- Peconic, 11958, Has Barn, Lot Size: 148.00 Acres
- Ridge, Has Barn, Lot Size: 1.00 Acres
- Riverhead, 11901, Has Barn, Lot Size: 4.50 Acres
- Setauket, 11733, Lot Size: 2.76 Acres
- Smithtown, 11787, Has Barn, Lot Size: 23.00 Acres
- Smithtown, 11787, Has Barn, Lot Size: 0.85 Acres
- Southold, 11971, Has Barn, Lot Size: 1.75 Acres
- Southold, 11971, Lot Size: 2.11 Acres
- Southold, 11971, Lot Size: 2.29 Acres
- St. James, 11780, Has Barn, Lot Size: 1.25 Acres
- Wading River, 11792, Has Barn, Lot Size: 1.50 Acres
- Wading River, 11792, Lot Size: 0.86 Acres
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phase out all of their monkey research
Sun Nov 25
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine is applauding the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) decision to phase out all research on monkeys. The medical ethics group is now urging the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to follow the CDC’s lead and end experiments on monkeys.
“Scientists at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have been told to phase out all of their monkey research,” according to an article published in the journal Science on Nov. 21, 2025.
“This move is historic. For the first time, a U.S. agency is choosing modern, human-relevant science over a failed system of monkey experiments,” says Janine McCarthy, MPH, acting director of research policy for the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine. “Now, the CDC should use that funding to transition to human-relevant research and to ensure that these monkeys are sent to sanctuaries for the remainder of their lives.”
McCarthy added, “The CDC just sent a message to the entire biomedical establishment: The era of monkey experimentation is over.”
The CDC’s decision comes as the public health risks of monkey experimentation have become impossible to ignore. Over the past two decades, at least 15 monkey escapes from U.S. research facilities or transport have been publicly reported, each posing potential zoonotic disease risks to laboratory workers, first responders, transport personnel, and surrounding communities.
Beyond the safety risks, the scientific limitations of monkey research have been well documented. Nearly 92% of drugs that show promise in animal testing—often involving primates—fail when they enter human trials because they don’t translate to human safety or efficacy.
While both the NIH and the FDA have announced commitments to reducing their reliance on animal research, each continues to conduct experiments on monkeys. The Physicians Committee is calling on both agencies to accelerate the transition to modern, human-based methods such as organoids, organ chips, and other advanced technologies that better model human biology and disease.
The Physicians Committee also emphasized the need for dedicated federal funding to ensure the safe and humane placement of the approximately 200 macaques currently housed in CDC facilities into accredited sanctuaries. Sanctuary placement will be essential to completing the transition away from primate research responsibly and transparently.
A Physicians Committee/Morning Consult survey found that the vast majority favoring phasing out animal experiments in favor or other human-relevant research methods.
- Handy List of Local Horse People with Business we can use!
Sat Nov 25- If you are a local horse person and want to be on this list please email us office@lihorseproperties.com This is only for horse people owned companies. If you wish to include links to a website related to your business please send the link as well.
631-612-7762
Specialization in Farming Needs
Farm Fencing
Aviary Build / Construct
Water Hydrants
Electric
Ground Leveling
Land Clearing
Dumpster Rentals for Manure or Other Needs
- Our Customers ***NEEDED RENTAL HOUSES WITH OR WITHOUT BARNS***
Sat Nov 25We have had many calls asking for rentals that are animal-friendly.
If you have any apartments or houses for rent please let us know. We have many people looking for rentals that are good qualified tenants.
Many people are looking for rentals with stalls. We also have customers looking for rentals without stalls that are animal-friendly (dogs or cats).
With rentals, the tenant pays the real estate, not the landlord.
Contact:
631-979-2965
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- Beautiful Barn for Rent in Calverton
Fri Nov 25Beautiful Barn for Rent in Calverton
Barn run in sheds enormous riding ring, center isle barn, horse trailer parking.
$1,000 for barn.
631-979-2965
Has Barn
- LIL Bits Farm Horses for Lease & Sale Show to trail horses SAFE HORSES
Fri Nov 25Lil Bits Farm
Safe and reliable horses & ponies for lease,
half lease and for sale.
Come try our sale horses Rain or Shine in our Indoor
Contact:
Jenny Guzzi 631-767-5517
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