Let's start a thread where you drop photos of you favorite donkeys 🫏 I started with my BLM Burro Rocco

Several months ago, Rosalie and Chrissy, a mother/daughter donkey duo, were rescued by Megan, the lead farrier, and brought to Oscar’s Place. Rosalie’s health was poor then, and now it’s continued to deteriorate. Ron meets with Megan and the rest of the team about humanely euthanizing her. It’s a painful day for the entire team, especially Megan. Dr. Kerry comforts her as Rosalie takes her last breaths. After Rosalie is gone, the team’s focus shifts to Chrissy and making sure she’s eating and unstressed. Fortunately, it appears she’s making a friend with another donkey named Leo. Nearly two years after saying goodbye to Rosalie, Megan checks in on Chrissy, now adopted out to a forever home. Megan is thrilled to see Chrissy thriving with her new family.

I just got a high heat watch predicted for next Wed and Thurs. One forecast said 106F but I think that’s at a lower elevation than me. My area is high elevation and predicted for high 90s like 98 on Friday. My donkeys still have their winter coat. For God sakes, it’s freaking March😱😱! Does anyone have any suggestions to keep them cool during those 3 days? So far we have occasionally hit the mid-80s. They have a run in shed and usually stay there when it’s hot. We will be gone on one of those days go figure probably will be 110F where we’re going.

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@Megan Hensley The Donkey Farrier I have a walking track I just didn’t think outside the paddock 🫣