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Quarter-horse finds new home, thanks to Girl Scouts
Submitted by Special on Sun, 09/27/2009 - 11:40am.
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(Courtesy photo)

Special to Citrus Daily

A 27-year-old quarter-horse mare was transferred to the Girl Scouts of Wildwood on Aug. 20 by Officer Terry Funderburk.

She and her 4-year-old stallion "son" were brought to animal services on July 1 after their family lost their farm and residence due to the economy.

The stallion was adopted and the mare was donated to the Girl Scouts to live a retired lifestyle at the 500-acre facility.

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