The horses need help.

This horse carriage owner waits for tourists. (AP)
A doctor looks at a sick horse in Marrakech. (AP)
Horses rest in a stable. (AP)
A man brings his sick horse to the doctor. (AP)
People get help for their animals. (AP)

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Horses take visitors around the city. These days there are no visitors in the city. The horses don’t have work. Who will take care of the horses?

Read More: Work horses pull carriages through the busy streets of Marrakech, Morocco. They give tourists rides. Now the carriages are empty. No one visits Marrakech. The pandemic keeps people home. Carriage owners can’t make money. They need help caring for the horses. People try to help. They deliver food to the hard-working animals. Matthew 10:29 says, “Are not two sparrows sold for a penny? And not one of them will fall to the ground apart from your Father.” God cares for each of the horses in Morocco.