Scared NYC Carriage Horse Runs into Intersection
Briefly

"Horses have a strong instinct to flee when frightened, making them especially vulnerable to the chaotic stimuli of a city like New York. Despite regulations, these animals are frequently exposed to conditions that endanger both their lives and the lives of those around them."
"Veterinarians and experts, including Dr. Holly Cheever, have long warned that no amount of training can fully prevent a horse from spooking in dense urban traffic, where a moment of panic can lead to tragedy."
"Council Member Robert Holden and others are pushing for the immediate shutdown of this outdated and dangerous practice, emphasizing that current laws are insufficient and often disregarded by the industry."
"Advocacy groups stress the importance of ending what they describe as the cruel and unethical treatment of carriage horses, pointing to numerous instances of neglect, abuse, and illegal practices."
Read at One Green Planet
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