Current Residents

Licorice Stick

Licorice is a 48.5" Chocolate Jennet.

She was born 12-30-95

Licorice was purchased from a neglectful situation. Licorice had a ¾" screw imbedded in her hind hoof that was badly abscessed and infections on her front legs from prolonged standing in deep manure. With special hoof care and diet, she bounced back quickly. She now pulls a cart and is a sweet addition to our herd.

Stompin' Sassafrass

Sassie is a 45" Slate Gray Jennet

She was born in 1997

Sassie and Her Fight With Cancer. (Caution: Contains Graphic Photos)

Sassie was adopted from the Mojave Desert through the Black Beauty Ranch in TX. She was the "donkey with an attitude" at the satellite adoption sight in Mississippi. Despite her smaller size, she was not going to be pushed around at all by her larger corral pals! She would stomp her foot and snort until she got the results she was looking for.

Ain't Just Whistlin’ Dixie

Dixie is a 43" Slate Gray Jennet

She was born in 1994

Dixie was adopted from the Mojave Desert through the Black Beauty Ranch in Texas. Dixie is a very special donkey with a very special story that you can read about in detail on her own page.

Taz

Taz is a chocolate miniature donkey

He was born in April of 2000

Taz: Cash Draw (aka “Taz”) is a mini-donkey that came to us in a somewhat unusual way as probably the worst case we have ever seen but he was given a second chance and has turned out to be an interesting addition to our all-standard size herd. You can read about his story on his own page.

Endin' Like Eeyore

Disnie is a rose dun large standard donkey.

She was born 8-07-2000

Disnie: Disnie was born on our farm with a unique condition to a rescued jennet that had only been here a short time so her heritage is unknown. You can read about Disnie’s unusual story on her own page.

Scamperin' Scoobie Do

Scoobie is a gray dun standard donkey.

Scoobie was born 7-28-2000

Scoobie: Scoobie was born a short time after Disnie with a special problem of his own. Read about his special story on his own page.