Essay: SOS horses SOS horses is a social organization intended to rescue and take care of horses which are used for people who work collecting waste cardboards in the streets. These animals are vulnerable to abuse and also they are victim of idlness. Fortunatly, there are a number of possible situations which could lead to animals as well as trush collectors welfare. First of all, one way to deal with the situation would be avoid animals-drawn carts in hurban territories all around the country. Thus, the streets would not be affected by all the space this carts use. Consequently, there would be fewer risk of children working. There lives and also cousing slow traffic and possible traffic accidents. As a result, equine animals are reinsert in equinotherapy schools or families who cannot pay the price for this treatment. Secondly, another solution would be to repeace the rudimentary carriages to a new mean of transport so as people would be able to continue working. Obviosuly, when a person loss a working tool, they still require a source of income to cover their basic needs. A clear solution to this problem is for the goverment to be ensured that each person who wants to replace their horses must be provided by cart-motorcycles free of taxes. As a result, the horses could be able to be free and the cardboard collector would be able to work in human conditions. Thirdly, the most effective method of finishing horse-drawn cart and its problem, it is to comply with the existent laws. The law that protect animals is the 14.346, but it is not always practiced. The law santioned in 1953 by ex Argentinian president Peron banning abuses and mistreatments. In fact, we currently see in the streets how horses are in precarious conditions carring excessive weighting. Therefore, each policeman adviced of this type of situation should apply the corresponding laws. All things considered, there are many solutions to the problem to this concern, the sooner these solutions are put into action, the better it would be for the animals and their owners.