The goal of Equestrian Canada’s new Canadian Equine Identification Program (CEIP) is to create an equine identification system that will act as the first step in the development of a future full-scale equine traceability system.

Read the CEIP Phase 1 Overview in full here.

Questions, comments and feedback can be submitted by email to EC Manager of Welfare and Identification, Kristy House at khouse@equestrian.ca by Nov. 4, 2019.

In addition, an Equine ID Town Hall will be hosted on Nov. 3 during the 2019 EC Convention, where House and Doug Orr, EC Vice President and Chair of the EC Equine Health & Welfare Committee, will lead a question and comment period to solicit further feedback. To find out more about the 2019 EC Convention and register, visit www.equestrian.ca/events-results/convention.

Tags: Canadian Equine Identification Program, identification, CEIP,

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