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MIDDLETOWN, N.J. (AP) — A horse adopted by Jon Stewart and his wife after it was found seemingly abandoned at an auction stable in Pennsylvania has died at their New Jersey farm. Tracey Stewart wrote on the farm's Facebook page that the white mare named Lily died at their Middletown farm on Sunday. The horse was found covered in paint. The Lancaster County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reported it had been shot by paintballs, but the horse's former owner says the animal was actually used as a canvas at children's finger-painting parties. Ex-owner Doreen Weston says the horse was about 35 years old and she wanted it euthanized because its quality of life was so poor. The Rhode Island horse dealer she gave it to was convicted of transporting a horse in poor condition.

Paint-covered horse adopted by Jon Stewart and wife dies