A group of men riding horses through a Walmart store in Baker, Louisiana, left shoppers stunned this week. Mason Webb, who led the ride, was arrested along with a juvenile for disturbing the peace, and a third member of the group is expected to be arrested. Webb claimed they were just having fun and bringing their “emotional support animals” inside. The group, known as the “cutthroat cowboys,” often rides through Baker, but this incident caught the attention of the Baker Police Department. Michael Frazier, a horsecare owner, warned against bringing horses into crowded situations as it could pose a risk to both the animals and people. This incident is just one in a series of bizarre emotional support animal stories, including a Great Dane flying on a commercial airplane and a miniature horse named Flirty providing support to its owner. In 2018, an artist attempted to fly with an emotional support peacock but was denied. The group’s actions have sparked outrage and concern over the safety of both customers and animals in public spaces.
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