A veteran’s forever home: the journey of quincy the caisson horse

The video introduces Quincy, a horse from the elite Caisson Horses of the Old Guard, who participated in military funerals. Upon retirement, Quincy is adopted through the Caisson Adoption Project by George, a patriotic family man. The adoption process is thorough due to the horses being federal property. Quincy, who has navicular disease, finds a new home on a rehab farm, where he will live as a retired veteran with his dog tags, enjoying a quality life as George's companion.

What is the primary role of the Caisson Horses of the Old Guard?

• To participate in military parades

• To assist in search and rescue operations

• To take part in full honors funerals at Arlington National Cemetery

• To compete in equestrian sports

What is the purpose of the Caisson Adoption Project?

• To train horses for military service

• To sell horses to private owners

• To find suitable homes for retired Caisson Horses

• To breed new generations of Caisson Horses

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

• It has a history of adopting retired military animals

• It is located near Arlington National Cemetery

• It specializes in rehabilitating horses with foot and medical problems

• It is a large farm with plenty of space

What health issue does Quincy suffer from?

• Navicular disease

• Laminitis

• Arthritis

• Colic

What does Quincy's dog tag now read?

• Active duty Quincy

• Service horse Quincy

• Retired veteran Quincy

• Honorary horse Quincy