The tiniest horse in the world, whose mother left him because of his small stature, resides in San Dlego with his owner and her three dogs.
Polo the pony was given up by his mother since she couldn’t nurse him because he was too young.
The seven-week-old pony weighs about 20 pounds and is considerably more miniature than the typical pony in terms of size. He is also smaller than the ordinary dog.
Like a pet, Polo resides within the home of her owner.
Fortunately, Smith was able to rescue him. Nevertheless, the young horse had several medical issues.
After the adoption, Smith rented a van and traveled to the countryside to pick up Polo. Since that time, the miniature horse has made progress.
He now has a straight jaw, a larger head, great eye-sight, and can walk. He may still feel at home at her house.
Polo enjoys playing with her three cute dogs in the garden and gets along with them.
The world’s tiniest horse is content with his lot in life and is quite content.
