The Lonely Pony (9 page)

Luckily, there are pets out there for all kinds of people! Check out the ASPCA website (
www.aspca.org
) for more tips on caring for horses and pets of all types.

Lola the homeless pony was inspired by a real-life animal rescue story. A famous show-jumping rider was at a big show, where she happened to meet a miniature horse (another kind of small equine) named Lola. When she found out that Lola had been headed to slaughter—and that she had a young foal—the rider decided to adopt them both! The real-life Lola and her son, Harley, now live happily on the rider's farm, where Harley is learning to be a tiny riding horse for the rider's young son.

Look for the next book in the

PET RESCUE CLUB
series!

Book #4—Too Big to Run

Zach's mom has a new patient—a giant dog named Millie who has been helping her owner train for a marathon. Millie's knees can't handle all that running and now she needs an operation. Time for the kids in the Pet Rescue Club to help! Together they find a way to raise money for Millie's surgery and come up with a great way for Millie to find the perfect new career!

Look for all

the books in the

PET RESCUE CLUB
series

 A New Home for Truman

 No Time for Hallie

 The Lonely Pony

 Too Big to Run

cover illustration by Steve James

photo courtesy of Geoffrey Tischman

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ISBN: 978-0-7944-3713-8

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