A Veteran's New Companion, The Retirement of Quincy the Caisson Horse

The video discusses Quincy, a horse from the elite Caisson Horses of the Old Guard, who participated in military funerals. Upon retirement, these horses are adopted through the Case on Adoption project. Quincy, who has health issues, finds a new home on a farm specializing in rehabilitating horses. The farm is owned by a patriotic family, ensuring Quincy enjoys a peaceful retirement as a companion.

What is the primary role of the Caisson Horses in the military?

• Transporting military equipment

• Participating in full honors funerals

• Engaging in combat

• Participating in parades

What is the purpose of the Caisson Adoption project?

• To sell horses to the public

• To breed new horses

• To find homes for retiring horses

• To train new horses for military service

Why is George's farm considered an ideal place for Quincy?

• It is a rehab center for horses with foot problems

• It is located near a military base

• It has a lot of open space for running

• It is a large farm with many horses

What health issue does Quincy suffer from?

• Vision impairment

• Respiratory problems

• Nervicula disease

• Arthritis

What does Quincy's dog tag now read?

• Active duty

• Military horse

• Retired veteran

• Service horse