Sask. horse gets 2nd chance at life after being rescued from frozen creek near Cochin
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Frosty, a horse trapped in a frozen creek in Saskatchewan in January 2026, was rescued by local residents and adopted by Leslie-Ann and Gerry Smith, who provided veterinary care for extensive injuries including a ruptured hernia. Seven months after rescue, he is thriving on his new farm.
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