[EinNYC]

Update of this story is that very fortunately, CT scans reveal he does NOT have a second pelvic fracture and therefore his artery is NOT in danger of being severed by a broken bone, so he does NOT need surgery. Well-wishers raised an impressive $16,000 to cover his medical expenses, which is awesome and impressive.

I wonder how this tiny fella got down in the ravine, and where his mama is. I suspect some no-good-niks had something to do with it. If so, I hope they rot in hell. I just wish I could afford a horse, because I really love horses.

[onedoug]

Me too.

[ConjunctionJunction]

Cute little foal. Hang in there, little guy!

[fortheDeclaration]

Nice story to hear !

[alexander_busek]

Wouldn't a well-placed bullet have been cheaper?

I find new-born colts ("baby horses?!") as cute as the next fellow, but unless it was someone's pet, why go to that much effort?

Regards,

[riverrunner]

I suspect that things happens in the great out doors strange things happen to animals all the time.

A total waste of to time and recourses the animal should have been put down and left there.

[Bikkuri]

“Baby horse”? That’s a first...

[TalonDJ]

Waste of money. Around here we have so many wild horses it is legal to feed them. They get into your trash if your neighbor hood does not have a wall around it. Really. They are everywhere. If you want one just come to NV with a rope.

Yeah horses are great but wild ones are just that, wild animals. Tens of thousands to save what announce to a pest? Silly. Would you spend that much to save an injured deer?