7-Eleven Names Police Horse Slurpee
BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Police Department's Mounted Unit granted 7-Eleven the rights to rename one of its horses Slurpee after making a $5,000 donation to the 121-year-old unit, UPI.com reported.
The purebred Percheron, formerly known as Blackie, now holds the name Slurpee on his saddle after 7-Eleven made the donation, according to a report in The Baltimore Sun. The donation was part of a police fundraiser, which overall resulted in $90,000.
The horse made his public debut Friday morning at the grand opening of a new 7-Eleven location downtown.
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The purebred Percheron, formerly known as Blackie, now holds the name Slurpee on his saddle after 7-Eleven made the donation, according to a report in The Baltimore Sun. The donation was part of a police fundraiser, which overall resulted in $90,000.
The horse made his public debut Friday morning at the grand opening of a new 7-Eleven location downtown.
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