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Activists who want to banish horse carriages from Central Park are terrorizing the very animals they claim to defend, while also scaring tourists and young children, according to a new lawsuit. CenâŠ
Another piece on the pending lawsuit. The RARAâs attempts are the real safety issue. Who runs after a moving carriage?! One slip...yikes.
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URGENT ALERT: Ask Council Member Mendez to support the horse carriage ban
We need your help right now to help ban horse carriages. Manhattan Council Member Rosie Mendez supports the ban but hasn't yet signed on to be a cosponsor of Intro 573. Calling her office to say that you support the ban can win her over to become a cosponsor. You'll probably speak to the Council Member's staff when you call. Tell them that you want Council Member Rosie Mendez to protect animals by strengthening her support for the horse carriage ban by cosponsoring Intro 573. Can you take 30 seconds and make a call now? Just dial 212-677-1077. The horse carriage business subjects horses to incredibly horrific conditions. Just inches away from car and truck tailpipes, they breathe in polluted air and are in constant danger of a collision with Midtown traffic. They are forced to work long hours in the cold of winter and the heat of summer. Their drivers aren't doing much better, either. They don't even have basic health care benefits. We know Council Member Mendez, like many of her colleagues in the City Council, already knows that. We just need to make sure she inspires her fellow council members to join her support of the ban on horse carriages by cosponsoring Intro 573. And making a call is the single most helpful and effective action to hold Council Members to the promise they made in 2013 to protect horses and ban the carriage industry. So will you give Council Member Rosie Mendez a call at 212-677-1077 right now? Ask her to cosponsor Intro 573 and you'll be helping us take a big step towards protecting New York City's horses.
Then, can you take it a step further and tweet her, too?
That'll make it clear just how important it is to pass Intro 573 and ban horse carriages.
9 Photos That Will Make You NEVER Ride in a Horse-Drawn Carriage.
One by one, cities around the world are banning horse-drawn carriages. This is why:
1. Because a horse isnât meant to be stuck in traffic.
© Blinders the Movie
2. Because horses used to pull carriages are kept in places such as this when theyâre not working.
© Blinders the Movie
3. Because sometimes cars crash into them.
© Blinders the Movie
4. Because horses donât have airbags.
© Blinders the Movie
5. Because some horses, such as Jerry, just collapse and never get up.
6. Because Jerry didnât deserve to be dragged away.
7. Because this doesnât make the park âmore romantic.â
© Peter Wood
8. Because horses belong here âŠ
9. ⊠not here.
© Matthew Miller
Help spread the word about cruelty in the horse-drawn carriage industry by sharing this page now!
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URGENT ALERT: Ask Council Member Mendez to support the horse carriage ban
We need your help right now to help ban horse carriages. Manhattan Council Member Rosie Mendez supports the ban but hasn't yet signed on to be a cosponsor of Intro 573. Calling her office to say that you support the ban can win her over to become a cosponsor. You'll probably speak to the Council Member's staff when you call. Tell them that you want Council Member Rosie Mendez to protect animals by strengthening her support for the horse carriage ban by cosponsoring Intro 573. Can you take 30 seconds and make a call now? Just dial 212-677-1077. The horse carriage business subjects horses to incredibly horrific conditions. Just inches away from car and truck tailpipes, they breathe in polluted air and are in constant danger of a collision with Midtown traffic. They are forced to work long hours in the cold of winter and the heat of summer. Their drivers aren't doing much better, either. They don't even have basic health care benefits. We know Council Member Mendez, like many of her colleagues in the City Council, already knows that. We just need to make sure she inspires her fellow council members to join her support of the ban on horse carriages by cosponsoring Intro 573. And making a call is the single most helpful and effective action to hold Council Members to the promise they made in 2013 to protect horses and ban the carriage industry. So will you give Council Member Rosie Mendez a call at 212-677-1077 right now? Ask her to cosponsor Intro 573 and you'll be helping us take a big step towards protecting New York City's horses.
Then, can you take it a step further and tweet her, too?
That'll make it clear just how important it is to pass Intro 573 and ban horse carriages.
9 Photos That Will Make You NEVER Ride in a Horse-Drawn Carriage.
One by one, cities around the world are banning horse-drawn carriages. This is why:
1. Because a horse isnât meant to be stuck in traffic.
© Blinders the Movie
2. Because horses used to pull carriages are kept in places such as this when theyâre not working.
© Blinders the Movie
3. Because sometimes cars crash into them.
© Blinders the Movie
4. Because horses donât have airbags.
© Blinders the Movie
5. Because some horses, such as Jerry, just collapse and never get up.
6. Because Jerry didnât deserve to be dragged away.
7. Because this doesnât make the park âmore romantic.â
© Peter Wood
8. Because horses belong here âŠ
9. ⊠not here.
© Matthew Miller
Help spread the word about cruelty in the horse-drawn carriage industry by sharing this page now!
Related articles
San Juan mayor bans horse carriage industry after collapse
Letter: Ban horse-drawn carriages
Clinton Hill Looks Like the Early 1900s Right Now
Puerto Rico mayor bans horse-drawn carriages in San Juan
Farm Bureau Urges New York Mayor to Rein in Carriage Ban
Puerto Rico's Capital Quickly Bans Horse-Drawn Carriages After Accident
McMinnville woman, 98, has final wish fulfilled: a horse-drawn carriage ride through town
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Horse drawn carriage takes Richard III to Leicester Cathedral
Limerick animal rights campaigner welcomes 'progressive' move by New York mayor
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What a lucky horse to be on set with influencer @alessiamarietti â€ïž this horse is in fact being used for a photoshoot BUT Alessia verified the horse was in excellent care and in good spirits. He loved all the attention and bonded well with her. What a beautiful experience. He may be "working" but he is on the beach which is a beautiful environment, with loving parents who take excellent care. This is how horses looked after by humans should be treated! Let this be a reminder of how we need to end the #HorseCarriages business. Just last week there was an incident where a woman on a bike was accidentally run over by a horse carriage - these beauties DO NOT belong in a city carrying around humans in long hours all for the entertainment and greed of humans. Please check out @nyclass and their fight for these horses in slavery. #horses #animalrights #nyclass #animalabuse #love #compassion #modelsofcompassion
If you support PETA and NYCLASS, unfollow me. Right fucking now.
December 12, 2014, New York, NY â At a meeting of the federationâs Executive Council, the New York State AFL-CIO unanimously adopted a resolution supporting members of the International Brotherhood...
