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A local horse owner is seeking assistance in recovering a stolen miniature horse. The horse, named Peanut, was taken from the owner's property on July 23. The owner is reaching out to the public for help in bringing Peanut back home.
Further details about the theft and the owner's efforts to recover Peanut are available from Fox 26 Houston, which is covering the story from the Houston area, near the Heights.
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