How This Horse Knew to Go Back and Rescue Other Steed in California Fire
Inside Edition tracked down the hero horse named Prieta at a ranch in Simi Valley.
During the ongoing California fires, an elderly horse was filmed rescuing younger livestock from a stable fire.
Inside Edition tracked down the hero horse named Prieta at a ranch in Simi Valley.
Today, the little animal that Prieta saved, named Onyx, is enjoying a calm, sunny day in Southern California.
Onyx's mom, Mona Lisa, is safe after she was captured on camera being evacuated when flames broke out near the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library last week.
Horse trainer Cynthia Shea told Inside Edition that Prieta had “natural instinct for a mother to want to go back for their child. Animals have the same instincts that we do. We want to take care of our own. We want to take care of our group.”
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