Here is a piece of Heather's e-mail I recieved from her last night...it might help explain exactly what informtion we need better....

I've actually been looking into Wisconsin laws around animal abuse or neglect, talk about exhausting and futile.
I have a hard time finding any kind of information. I just wanted to see what the basic standards are for health care to horses, besides water food and shelter. I'm trying to find a more specific list of standards, how high of a standard is floating of the teeth, and sheath cleaning, is it really a basic health standard? I'd like to find a creditable factual basic health standard used for horses now a days so I can use it when i talk to [NAME REMOVED] and
[NAME REMOVED]. If you would like to help me, I am trying to find as much information about basic health standards for horses what they are and their details. If you know any vets that deal with horses or could tell you about health standards or talk about anything about the standards of teeth floating,
sheath cleaning and hoof trimming that would be a start.