A horse named Jackson has become a beloved local character in LaBelle, Florida, for his weekly trips to the Dunkin' Donuts drive through. David Bosselait is a retired bull rider who takes his horse out for a 12-mile trip to Dunkin once a week to pick up coffee. Jackson gets a plain donut hole as a treat. The staff at Dunkin light up when they see Jackson coming. Then it's another 12 miles home. Bosselait says the outings, which take up about half the day, are a good experience for Jackson to get used to people and traffic. And it's a good experience for the people who get to meet Jackson, too. Read more about Jackson at UPI.