Wild Horses From West Up For Adoption In Michigan
About 40 wild horses and burros will be trucked from the West to Michigan to be offered for adoption at an event this month.
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About 40 wild horses and burros will be trucked from the West to Michigan to be offered for adoption at an event this month.
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