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The morning meal is special for the donkeys because they get some carrot nibs mixed with their grain. First, I’ll pull back the metal feed bins, drop in some carrots and then add grain before tipping them towards the donkeys so they can eat. Well, Jules just can’t wait. He’ll work his hoof on… Continue reading Jules the Rascal!
During the muddy season in late Winter and early Fall, the donkeys will often get small rocks packed into the bottom of their hooves. If I see them limping, I’ll use a hoof knife to clear that out, but sometimes bruising from a rock will cause an infection to happen. Such was the case with… Continue reading BonBon’s Abscess Recovery
Jules and Hershel – both geldings – were playing in the corral by the new barn a few days ago and I was lucky enough to catch them on a short video. Donkeys are known for their playtime antics which includes nudging each other, sneak attacks, and grabbing the scruffs of each other’s necks. Here… Continue reading Jacks Playing
Little Tweetie the orphaned sparrow is looking for a mate and feathering his nest which is inside of a chandelier at the ranch house. Beware if you’re reading a paper or have anything that catches his eye – he’ll steal it in a flash and fly off with it.
Pretty doe “Mandy” takes a long, cool drink. She’s a Nubian mix – one of four offspring of doe “Maria.” Mandy is the sergeant in arms of Mr. Bossy himself – Rufus. They like to push the smaller goats around some. The goats (and sheep) will take turns at the stock tank after eating. Unlike donkeys,… Continue reading Pretty doe “Mandy” takes a long, cool drink
