BOULDER, Colo. — Shindig, a 4-week-old draft horse, is missing from his pasture, and Boulder County deputies need the public's help to locate him and get him back to his mother.
The sheriff's office said the foal went missing from his pasture in the 6800 block of Jay Road, which is northeast of Boulder, sometime between 6 p.m. Sunday and 8 a.m. Monday.
Deputies are worried about the young horse that is "still nursing and needs mom!", the sheriff's office said on social media.
The sheriff's office said while "it's possible he was taken, it's not definitive and the investigation remains ongoing."
The sheriff's office said there were no gates or fences left open for Shindig to escape, and no signs of predator activity in the pasture.
They ask anyone with information about Shindig to call dispatch at 303-441-4444.
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