Animal Control put down the 3-foot-high stallion on Tuesday, 19 days after seizing it, a mare and six dogs from an unkempt Harwood barn. The two miniature horses were suffering from "elf shoes," meaning their hooves had curled up and disfigured, and one of the dogs had skin infection.
Animal Control Administrator Tahira Shane Thomas declined to comment yesterday, but an agency spokesman, county police Lt. Jonathon Church said the horse's...
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