Titlebook: Equine Landscapes of Interspecies Care; Nora Schuurman,Alex Franklin Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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,Introduction: Horse–Human Relations, Space, and Interspecies Care,ractices of caring for horses, investigated through a series of case studies set to highlight different cultural contexts of horse–human relationships. Situated within recent discussions in animal and care geographies, the book approaches the spaces and practices of human–animal care as .. Our speci

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,Interpreting Human–Horse Communication and Equine Agency in Relational Networks of Cohabitance and and communicating them to other humans. In this chapter, we explore the ways in which interspecies care is enacted, interpreted, and mediated within horse–human relational networks through the use of narrative techniques such as giving voice to animals. The study draws on interviews with livery yar

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Relational Networks of Memory, Work, and Care, humans and animals. One such context is the Facebook page of the mounted police of Helsinki (HMP), the focus of this chapter. HMP is one of the many mounted police units around the world with a presence on social media, aiming to bring the police closer to the public. These virtual spaces communica

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Intimate Knowledges, Mutual Becomings, and the Practising of a Response-able Ethic of Care, process of learning to know the horses as individuals and as agents. In this chapter, we explore this process, using interviews at horse rescue yards in the UK as research material. We focus on the significance of learning to know a horse to being able to care with them well and on the role of equi

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,Navigating Animal Ageing: Liminal Spaces, Horse–Human Relationships, and the Care of Ageing Companianimal ageing is situationally experienced, managed, and interpreted within horse–human relational networks. In this chapter, we explore the construction of the category of animal retirement and its use within the life course of a horse. The analysis draws on interviews with horse retirement yard ma

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Equine Euthanasia and End-of-Life Considerations: Good Death as an Intimate Practice of Care, equine death is accommodated as part of the horse–human relationship and how euthanasia becomes a form of interspecies care. Drawing on interviews with managers of horse retirement yards in the UK, we explore the ways of constructing animal death as good care. We approach ‘good death’ for animals a

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