D.A. Investigation Continues as Center’s Work for Carriage Horses Enters Next Phase New York City — The Center for a Humane Economy reacted today to news that the former owner of Ryder the carriage horse
Euthanasia of famed NYC carriage horse completes tragic saga of abuse and neglect, calling entire industry into further shame New York – As New York City mourns the loss of Ryder, a beloved carriage horse,
The Big Apple has never been very tasty for working horses. Beating, overdriving, and overloading them in the streets stirred Henry Bergh to lead the first organized efforts to protect animals in Manhattan.
Press Release Concerns Extend to Treatment of 160 NYC Carriage Horses and Suspicions of Illegality, Document Fraud Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy have called on the Manhattan (New York) District
Center for a Humane Economy says Ryder, all 160 of city’s horses remain at risk from industry that puts the cart before the horse New York City – The Center for a Humane Economy has
It’s good news that we know where Ryder is. But it’s bad news that he’s landed at this operation. In short, we don’t believe he’s safe at Clover Hill Farm.
Lack of oversight raises concerns about care for all horses in commercial carriage industry New York City — Jim Keen, D.V.M., director of veterinary services for the Center for a Humane Economy and Animal Wellness
With horse lying prone in bustling Manhattan street for more than one hour, a work reprieve for horses in height of summer is proper precautionary move as City Council debates phase in of electric carriages
New Campaign Contrasting “Innovation vs. Exploitation” Will Launch Seven-Figure TV and Digital Media Buy NEW YORK, NEW YORK – At a massive rally today at City Hall, over a hundred advocates, elected officials, and energized