This is a story of a hopeless donkey who has abandoned when he could not work anymore 😔💔 Ford was just left on the road, helplessly looking around, wondering what was going to happen to him 💔 At first he was so scared of our team that he turned his head against the wall, hoping that he wasn’t going to be hurt again 😣 that’s the thing about animals. They don’t know they are about to be saved. But look at Ford today! ✨🥹💪🏼 he cannot believe he’s eating such juicy yummy fruit. Donkeys never g

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When Donkeys lay down other Donkeys will stand around them to protect them. Donkeys and horses are prey so they need to be able to flee in a herd. They support each other, not everyone sleeps in a herd at one time there are always those that are watching and those that are resting. Another example why Donkeys should not be alone. | Down to Earth Animal Rescue and Sanctuary

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Why do donkeys roll around in the dust? • While I’d like to think that they do it because it’s one of the cutest sights ever, they actually do it to protect themselves from pesky flies or scratch an itch that they can’t quite get to. During cold weather, the dust serves as insulation to keep them warm. • Mighty is one of our miniature donkeys who was rescued with Hazel the cow's crew as part of a neglect/cruelty case. He has made a full recovery, yet remains the naughtiest critter at Critter Cre