Sweet Horse With Dwarfism Survives Both Abandonment And Deformed Feet

By Haider Ali in Nature On 14th September 2016
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#1 Little Bowie couldn’t be cuter, with his big eyes and fluffy coat

Born with dwarfism, he is a fraction of the size of other horses.

#2 he was fortunately adopted by a kind veterinary nurse.

Being abandoned at only 6 weeks old, he was fortunately adopted by a kind veterinary nurse.

But after he came into her care, she noticed someone off about his legs.

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#3 His little feet were jutting out, crooked and deformed.

If they kept on growing this way, he would likely have trouble walking as he got older.

#4 The specialists fit him with tiny shoes, and he was eventually able to walk properly.

So she took him to the University of Melbourne Equine Hospital do see if they could treat his feet.

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#5 Since then, Bowie has been the happiest horse!

His adorable demeanor can be seen throughout all the photos on his Facebook page Bowie the wonder horse.

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#6 His mannerisms are more like a lap dog than a horse.

Being the size that he is, Bowie can cuddle up to whomever he wants.

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#7 he is admired by all who meet him, especially kids.

With his sweet face and tiny stature, he is admired by all who meet him, especially kids.

All the interaction likely contributes to how warm and happy he is to everyone.

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#8 Making friends is pretty easy for him, regardless of the what kind.

He's gotten to go on some wonderful adventures and meet different kinds of animals.

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#12 “wonder horse.”

Despite needing a little extra care, the fluffy little horse's sweet face and loving personality makes him a true "wonder horse."