A Houston-area horse owner is seeking assistance from the public. The owner's miniature horse, Peanut, was taken from their property. This incident occurred on July 23.
The owner is asking for help to recover the stolen horse. Details about the theft are available from local news sources. Further information about the stolen miniature horse and the owner's appeal for assistance can be found through local news outlets, such as FOX 7 Austin.
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