Judy Hinchey described Clover as “a trained therapy horse who brings comfort, connection and joy to the people around her”
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- Judy Hinchey of Newton, Mass., is fighting to keep her miniature horse amid a court dispute
- She was denied an appeal to keep Clover as a pet after spending $100,000 on renovations
- “Clover is so much more than a horse to me. She is a trained therapy horse who brings comfort, connection and joy to the people around her,” Hinchey wrote in a GoFundMe
A woman in Massachusetts is fighting to keep her miniature pony amid a court dispute.
Judy Hinchey of Newton, Mass., was denied a license to keep her miniature horse, Clover, as a pet in her home because of the animal’s size.
The mini horse is 28.5 inches tall and weighs 165 pounds, and goes on therapy outings in the community…