A brown equid, identified as a possible zorse or hebra due to dark leg striping, is the primary subject, positioned in the foreground looking directly at the viewer

A brown equid, identified as a possible zorse or hebra due to dark leg striping, is the primary subject, positioned in the foreground looking directly at the viewer. Its head and upper torso are visible above a weathered wooden fence, with its muzzle resting against a horizontal plank. A dark mane is present. A brand mark, resembling a crowned symbol, is visible on its right flank. The scene takes place within an animal enclosure under a large, open-sided structure featuring a high, peaked thatched roof supported by multiple bamboo poles. The ground beneath is a combination of packed earth and cobblestones. In the mid-ground, another black and white equine is partially visible within the same structure. Further in the background, additional animals, likely goats or sheep, are present in separate pens. Informational signs are attached to the bamboo pillars; one clearly reads "Burros y caballos!" (Donkeys and horses!). Beyond the structure, to the left, a natural landscape with green hills and trees is visible under a bright sky. This environment suggests an animal exhibit or farm within a recreational park, consistent with the Parque Nacional del Café located in Quimbaya, Quindío, Colombia. No people are visible.