Trot in Time Carriage Tours has received glowing reports for the treatment of their horses. The Town of Lunenburg had been receiving questions about the welfare of the horses. Last week, a veterinarian inspected the operations at the operator's expense. They provided a detailed report on the horses' living conditions, as well as their workload and suitability for the job. The vet determined the horse’s needs are currently being appropriately met according to the Animal Protection Act of Nova Scotia. A July inspection by Agriculture Inspection Services, Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture, determined the operation to be well-managed, with the horses’ well-being at the forefront of the business model. The report says the horses appeared to be in excellent health, well-muscled and of good weight.
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