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Walla Walla honors 38-year-old mule, the last of its watershed patrol animals
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Walla Walla honors 38-year-old mule, the last of its watershed patrol animals
WALLA WALLA – For nearly two decades, Curly Sue patrolled the rugged Mill Creek Watershed, carrying heavy gear up steep hillsides to protect the city’s water supply. Today, the 38-year-old mule is trading rocky trails for green pastures as city officials provide an update on her long-running retirement. Curly Sue was the last of a historic line of pack animals used by the city of Walla Walla before modern equipment replaced traditional patrols. …
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