From left KL Mayor Datuk Seri Phesal Ahmad Talib (wearing hat) with RDA Malaysia chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman (2sd from left) horsing around at the launch of the diaabled traning centre.
IT IS no secret that animals can provide therapeutic benefits. Dogs, horses and even dolphins have been used to help people with special needs cope with their illnesses or disabilities.
With that in mind, Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) launched a horse training centre to offer “therapeutic riding” to the disabled as well as those suffering from autism and cerebral palsy.
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