Digital Journal - Boy who donated Horse for Charity Auction will keep his Pet after all: "Andrew Jentlie, 10, donates his miniature horse of 4 years to charity to aid Juvenile Diabetes cure and the buyers pay $6000 and return the horse back to Andrew.
Full story: azcentral.com
A 10-year-old Chandler boy who offered to donate his miniature horse for a charity auction will get to keep his pet, thanks to two generous bidders. Last week Andrew Jentlie, who has diabetes, made one of the toughest choices in his life. He offered to give up Zig-Zag, his miniature horse for the past four years, to be auctioned in a benefit for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation."
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