According to the story aired by CW30 on November 23, 2016

"A mysterious disappearance out of Haywood County, Tennessee, about 70 miles northeast of Memphis.

A landowner is desperate to find the youngest member of his farm family, his Tennessee Walking Horse's baby. The filly, named Skittles, is only six weeks old.

"Six weeks old is way too young to be separated from your mom as a horse. They need to be about four months old before they're weened," said owner Charles Humphreys.

The youngest member of this herd of horses is missing. When Charles Humphreys returned from a trip Tuesday of last week, he immediately noticed something wasn't right.

"I noticed the mama by herself and that should have never happened."

Meet Mayheim, the colt's mom. Humphreys says she's stressed without her baby and literally lost.

"The mom is blind, so she keeps up with where she is more by feel and sound than anything else," said Humphreys."

For the full story as aired by CW30, please click here: http://www.localmemphis.com/news/local-news/reward-offered-for-missing-6-week-old-colt

Skittles report information with NetPosse.com is located here: http://www.netposse.com/view_report.asp?reportid=5096 

Resource: www.localmemphis.com, Tish Clark, http://www.localmemphis.com/news/local-news/reward-offered-for-missing-6-week-old-colt