North Carolina Residents’ Hearts Stop as Miniature Horse Goes on Rampage In a shocking turn of events, a miniature horse has caused mayhem in its North Carolina neighborhood after escaping from its owner’s home

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North Carolina Residents’ Hearts Stop as Miniature Horse Goes on Rampage

In a shocking turn of events, a miniature horse has caused mayhem in its North Carolina neighborhood after escaping from its owner’s home. The pint-sized equine, known for its cute looks and adorable demeanor, was found snacking on plants outside of neighbors’ homes.

Locals were left reeling after seeing the beast on the loose, with some describing it as a “terrifying sight” and others wondering if they were “trapped in some kind of nightmarish animal kingdom.”

“I came out of my house and saw this tiny horse chomping on my roses,” said local resident Jane Smith. “I thought I was hallucinating at first, but then I realized it was real and I was terrified.”

Despite the chaos and destruction the miniature horse left in its wake, some locals tried to see the funny side of things.

“I mean, it’s not every day you see a horse the size of a dog just roaming around the neighborhood,” said local resident Bob Jones. “It’s kind of like we’re living in some kind of comedy film.”

The owner of the miniature horse, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims that the animal escaped due to a faulty latch on the gate to their backyard. They have expressed remorse for any damage the horse may have caused and have promised to make sure their pet is kept on a tight leash in the future.

The horse was eventually caught by local law enforcement after a brief chase through the neighborhood. They were unharmed during the ordeal and seemed to enjoy the attention they received from the officers.

However, locals are not convinced that the miniature horse won’t try to escape again. Some are even calling for stricter regulations on pet ownership in the area.

“It’s just not safe to have a horse running around the neighborhood like that,” said local resident Sue Johnson. “Who knows what kind of damage they could do next time? We need to make sure that all pets, big or small, are held accountable for their actions.”

For now, the miniature horse is safely back in its owner’s care, but the memory of its chaotic rampage will live on in the hearts and minds of North Carolina residents for a long time to come.

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