"It was something I've never seen before," Gerda Glasson told ABC News. "She's never actually raised a foal; she's never been a (mother). So she might be thinking that this is her chance."
Moonshine, who is 16, gave birth about a decade ago, Glasson said but the young horse died. Moonshine does not produce milk, so the calf is being bottle fed by the Glassons.
The calf is in good condition and is yet to be named. Suggestions from the Glassons’ children include Sunshine, Sunny and Horse.
Wow - not something you see everyday when you go out to check on the horses 🐴 Moonshine's owners were startled to find she'd made a little friend in an orphan calf. Read the story: http://ab.co/2oWReag 📹: Gerda Glasson, Thargomindah
Posted by ABC Western Queensland on Tuesday, April 18, 2017
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