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Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Mini Horse Can Trot Again Because He Has A Brand-New Hoof.
Mini Horse Can Trot Again Because He Has A Brand-New Hoof.Things are finally look up again for this miniature horse named Shine — and he's got the moves to prove it. A few months back, Shine was nearly killed in a suspected dog attack while at home on his farm in Colorado. Although he did manage to survive initially, his rear leg was so badly injured it wasn't clear at first if he would make it in the long run.
A local veterinarian was able to stabilize Shine and bandage him up, allowing him to maintain some mobility — but his road to recovery was far from over.After weeks passed and the mini horse's leg showed no signs of healing, his owners sought help
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