Boehringer Ingelheim is proud to announce the first recipients of its Share the Care Awards, a new recognition program celebrating the farriers, veterinarians, barn managers, trainers and other equine caregivers who go above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of horses and the people who love them.The Share the Care program invited horse owners and equine professionals across the United States to nominate individuals who demonstrate extraordinary compassion, dedication and excellence in equine care. More than 300 nominations were received from around the country, representing every corner of the horse community from rescue volunteers and barn managers to farriers and veterinarians.A selection panel of equine industry professionals carefully reviewed each submission and selected five honorees whose stories exemplify the true spirit of sharing the care.These remarkable individuals embody the very best of what it means to care for horses, says Sarah Happel, U.S. Head of Marketing, Equine, Boehringer Ingelheim. We believe that great care is built on connection between horses, owners and the professionals who dedicate their lives to their collective wellbeing. The Share the Care program allows us to honor those unsung heroes who represent the heart and passion of the equine community.Meet the 2025 Share the Care Award RecipientsOlivia Dixon Simpsonville, KentuckyAs equine manager at the Kentucky Humane Societys Willow Hope Farm, Olivia leads the Equine C.A.R.E. (Connect, Assist, Rescue, Educate) program. She coordinates complex rescue operations, rehabilitates neglected horses and helps rehome equines through compassion-driven, individualized care.Beverly Jovais Santa Rosa, CaliforniaHunter/jumper horse, pony and equitation trainer, Beverly Jovais, founded Chestnut Hill, LLC in 1994. Since that time, she and her team have trained many juniors and amateurs that have gone on to win numerous year-end awards regionally and nationally. But more than the show ring successes, its the way Beverly cares for her horses and riders that led to her Share the Care nomination. Her kindness and compassion shine through in all she does. Horses thrive under her care and people are drawn to her warmth and integrity.Amber Lockwood Bumpass, VirginiaAfter a career managing high-level hunter/jumper barns, Amber established a small retirement farm where older horses can live comfortably in their golden years. Her hands-on, individualized care and unwavering commitment ensure each horse receives the attention and dignity they deserve.Kaylee Montone Valley, AlabamaFounder of Double M Veterinary Mobile Services, Dr. Montone launched her ambulatory equine practice immediately after graduating from Auburn University. Her practice filled a gap where equine veterinary services were desperately needed. She serves horse owners across east Alabama, providing essential mobile veterinary care and horse owner education clinics.Andy Painter Columbus, North CarolinaA farrier for more than 20 years, Andy is known for his skill, patience and compassion while working with the special needs equines at The Sanctuary at Red Bell Run. He visits twice a week, rain or shine, ensuring every donkey, draft horse and miniature horse is cared for with kindness and respect.