CLEAN : No more carriage rides in NYs Central Park

The video discusses the cultural significance of Central Park carriages in New York, highlighting the challenges and safety concerns faced by horses working in traffic. It outlines the legal rights of carriage horses, including vacation and veterinary care. Additionally, it touches on issues related to pet dealerships and the overburdened shelter system.

Why are Central Park carriages considered an integral part of New York's identity?

• They are as iconic as the Statue of Liberty.

• They are a recent tourist attraction.

• They are used for public transportation.

• They are a modern addition to the city.

What is a major safety concern for horses working in midtown traffic?

• They might get lost in the city.

• They might refuse to pull carriages.

• They could be frightened by loud noises.

• They are not used to walking on roads.

What legal right is guaranteed to carriage horses?

• Five weeks of vacation

• Daily exercise

• Unlimited food supply

• Free housing

How often must carriage horses see a veterinarian?

• Every month

• Every week

• Twice a year

• Once a year

What issue is contributing to the overburdening of the shelter system?

• Too many volunteers

• Excessive donations

• Families giving up pets

• Lack of funding