(Speaking of marching, that wonderful tiny horse trotted in every single Pawnee Independence Parade from 1987 on - except for 2003, when an ankle injury kept him sidelined. He participated in the celebrations for Queen Elizabeth Lil's Golden Jubilee, even marching in front of Buckingham Palace. A champion climber, he was a member of the Great Lakes Ski Patrol and Emergency Rescue Team, serving as its captain from 1996-98. He was a goodwill ambassador for Indiana Veterans and went to Kuwait to entertain the troops. Li'l Sebastian spent his years out in the field, changing the world. When his owners, Michael and Elizabeth Stone, first discovered him, Elizabeth says it was "like seeing an angel and being punched in the gut at the same time - because as perfect as he was, we knew we'd never see anything that perfect again." Michael goes on to say, "I love my wife, I do.
Sebastian may have been li'l, but his impact on this town, and the Parks Department, was anything but li'l. But he will never leave our hearts and our memories. In what is surely the most monumental news to come out of Pawnee since the eradication of smallpox in 1993, it is with sorrow that we report Li'l Sebastian is dead. Li'l Sebastian passes away in " Li'l Sebastian." The Parks Department holds a lavish memorial service for him.Ī hologram of Li'l Sebastian appears in "Moving Up (Part 2)" during the finale of the Unity Concert. During the search, Ron claims that Li'l Sebastian could not have gotten far, due to the fact that "he has the legs of Tom, the endurance of Jerry, and the diseases of Jerry."
Parks employees ultimately find him in the festival's Corn Maze from the view on top of the Ferris Wheel. Tom Haverford is also responsible for Li’l Sebastian and uses Li'l Sebastian as a marketing ploy for the Snakehole Lounge and later loses him when the gate is left open. Li'l Sebastian first appears in " Harvest Festival." Jerry is watching over Li’l Sebastian during the Harvest Festival and responsible for his care, saying that they are "Glucotrol buddies," referring to the fact that he and the horse take the same diabetes medication.
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