Erie's A.N.N.A. Shelter helps rescued miniature horse find home
CORRY – A 300-pound female miniature horse rescued by staff from Erie's A.N.N.A. Shelter has found a loving home with an 11-year-old girl and her Concord Township family. The black, 10-year-old animal, named Mindy, can be seen romping around inside a fenced-in yard at John Matters' 4½-acre farm in the 19900 block of Hammond Road, southwest of Corry. "She's almost like a dog," Matters said of the horse. "She listens to you, she comes to you. She walks really well with her harness. She's been a great impact and we're really ecstatic to have her." Matters and his family, including his...
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