Donkey Santuary sale

lindseykim13

We went here last year on a rainy horrid day but the donkeys were still happy and well worth visiting. My kids loved stroking the donkeys. Who needs expensive days out, we had just as much fun here for an hour or 2.

u751904

I live not too far away and go to the donkey sanctuary. I take my girl there, it is great especially as it is free. Just a thought though I was shocked and saddened to learn that more people give donations in devon to the donkey sanctuary than the homeless

lindseykim13

u751904 wrote: »

I live not too far away and go to the donkey sanctuary. I take my girl there, it is great especially as it is free. Just a thought though I was shocked and saddened to learn that more people give donations in devon to the donkey sanctuary than the homeless

though to be fair the donkeys don't choose to be homeless where as some homeless people do despite offers of help. Which i think is even sadder.

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Looks a great place, I must go :-) xx

ivfmummy

It is very nice for a relaxing day out and very near the coast. My son went when he was 3 and he is normally scared of big animals but he stood and stroked one of the donkeys in the barn. They have a webcam if you want to see them.

http://drupal.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk/mainbarnwebcam2

lizziebell*80

My calendar came and its very nice- lots of happy donkey pics:)

h007

Just ordered a couple of bits I didnt really need!
But I have good memories of walking round there as a kid while on holiday, and getting bitten on the bum by a donkey!!