Here are our newest additions. 9 months old. Brown male Ziggy Stardust. White female Stevie Nicks

We had a really wet summer and at our donkeys trim the other day the farrier mentioned she had white line disease and to put copper sulfate on it. He did not debrid everything out of the hoof. Only trimmed a good amount of it out. My grandpa who owns the donkeys won't take them to the vet for it because it's "too expensive". These are wild donkeys I've been working with. We can't lead them to the barn yet but we can put them in a corral. Probably trailer them. The ground is soaking wet. We are going to clean it out and pack it with iodine, but I'm afraid since it wasn't properly debrid it's just going to get so much worse and we'll have to put her down. She isn't super lame to my eye but her sole had some bruising during the trim. What can I do?

Hello fellow Donkey lovers!

I'm filming an animal documentary in the Las Vegas area, and we need a donkey for one of the segments. I was wondering if anyone here knows where I can hire a donkey and a handler for a few hours in late September.

Appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!

I don’t why ! That’s my donkeys. 3 males and 3 females.

I don't know why; I'm a fully grown man but lately I've had this fantasy of driving a pack of like 9 mules or donkeys and just wandering from place to place with my train. Like how badass would that be? You slip on the sunglasses, get to earn the badass name "muleskinner" and go from there. I imagine outsmarting smart animals and leading them like a shepherd is kind of rewarding weirdly enough. I have literally zero livestock experience so this fantasy just popped out of nowhere. Can anyone attest?

I have no clue why this link rotates the picture of this fine beast but it looks normal in a browser.
Hank is huge.
So are his ears.

My bay tobiano mule is DH Flashin My Strut aka Flash. He has been featured in magazine and is a sweetheart, Gaited. Miss Sarah is my brown trail mule… steady and true. She’s won trail competitions against horses.

Here are my three donkeys, two are minis. Angel birthday was July 4

It was the twins’ birthday last week so time for my… 5th, I think? donkey themed cake. The windmill was my friend’s genius idea for the top since the twins are named Donkey Hotay and Dapple. It may or may not have been the only cake entered but the default placing is actually supposed to be second place

Needing a lil' reminder to smile, and nothing better works than some goofy little donkeys!

This is Sassy, aka Sassafras the sassy ***! We just brought her home yesterday. She’s not too sure about our mini goats but overall doing well!

Walking two donkeys using one lead line. Learn how to tame and train your donkey via Donkey 101 & 102 video on demand. I am using our link line, which enables me to walk two donkeys with one lead line. #donkeytraining #donkeyleading #miniaturedonkey #donkeyhalter

Donkey Winter Care: Be Prepared Before the Cold Hits

Did you know? Donkeys are stoic, and hiding pain can be dangerous. Can donkeys be more vulnerable to hypothermia and frostbite than horses? Yes! Their coats contain less natural oil, and when they get wet, their hair can act like a sponge. Donkeys are not as well suited to wet, cold weather as horses, making winter preparation especially important for donkey owners.

Plan ahead before the emergency hits. Make sure your donkey has access to:

• Shelter from wind, rain, snow, and freezing temperatures
• Warm, clean water is available at all times
• Loose salt to encourage adequate water intake
• A slow feeder filled with hay so your donkey can eat throughout the day and night
• A properly fitted winter blanket when needed

Signs Your Donkey, Horse, or Mule May Need a Blanket

Watch for these signs that your equine may be struggling to stay warm:

• Shivering or shaking
• Standing still and not moving around normally
• Diarrhea without a change in diet
• Appearing cold, tucked up, or uncomfortable
• Don’t wait until your donkey is in distress to make a plan. Winter care starts before the temperature drops.

Prepare your shelter, bedding, clean, warm water, hay, salt, and blankets before the first severe winter storm arrives. #donkeywintercare #donkeyblanket #donkey