Central Park carriage horses need our help
New York is moving to end horse-drawn carriage rides in Central Park. That means a lot of hardworking horses are about to clock out for good, and every one of them deserves a soft place to land. Meet them below, and help us find their new forever homes.
Adopt
Give a retired carriage horse a forever home.
Foster
Host a horse while we find the perfect match.
Donate
Help cover the hay, vet visits, and a cozy stall.
Every horse has a story.
A gentle giant with a calm, steady temperament. Biscuit is easygoing with people and other horses, and would thrive in a quiet pasture with a few companions.
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Curious and affectionate, Duchess is always first to the fence to say hello. She’s young and healthy, and could be trained for light riding or enjoy life on a family farm.
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A seasoned veteran with a sweet, patient nature. In his senior years, Big Lou is looking for a slower pace, soft grass, and plenty of attention.
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Sensible and people-friendly, Clementine is steady like most Standardbreds. She’d be a great candidate for retraining as a trail or pleasure-riding horse.
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Quiet and dependable, Winston stays unflappable in even the busiest settings. He would make an excellent companion horse or therapy-program partner.
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Energetic and eager to please, Maple is the youngest of the group. She’s sound, strong, and ready for a second career or a forever home.
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