The 9-month-old colt rescued from the brutal northern Minnesota cold is improving.
The colt -- named Windchill -- was able to stand unsupported for a few hours over the weekend.
Windchill was near death when it was found near Duluth on Feb. 9 -- on a day when wind chills made it feel like 30 degrees below zero.
The first veterinarian to examine the colt recommended euthanasia. After being examined by a second vet an all out effort is being launched to save this baby, who is 350 pounds under weight
When the colt was brought to Raindance Farms, it was suffering from dehydration, malnourishment, and hypothermia. It was unable to stand on its frost-bitten legs.
Over the weekend, Windchill was lifted to its feet with the help of a sling. On Sunday, it stood without supports for a few hours.
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