Miniature Donkeys News
Miniature Donkey News
All the latest Miniature Donkey News from Wellground Miniature Donkeys in Wiltshire. A list of our most recent Facebook Posts.
LATEST NEWS from Wellground
It’s actually not raining. It won’t last. But the donks are enjoying some time in the rare sunshine.
Today we welcomed our vet Kate back to Wellground. Now that Pixie-Dust’s teeth are all sorted, we decided to get Kate to check all the other donkeys (at the same time of year.)
The most concern was for Rihanna’s dentals, (pictured here) who needed some more intense correction.
All the rest were tip top. So, now all the donkeys teeth are in great condition.
Happy days.
Some more shenanigans from the donks yesterday. Peaches ‘n’ Cream might be new here, but she takes no prisoners 😂😂😂
The donks have been in the barn so much lately. With all the storms, our paddocks are very wet. But today they needed to stretch their legs and have some exercise.
You can hear the water in the soil. That’s that paddock wrecked now then LOL
We are both very sorry that we have not posted any photos or video for quite a few days. The weather has been horrendous. The donks have been mostly in the barns keeping warm and dry.
Just to keep you going until normal service is resumed, have a donkey hug from us 😂
GREAT NEWS
It may not sound so exciting to others. But by mini donk standards this is good.
Peaches n Cream has only been here a week. But last night I captured this image showing despite all the noise and bluster from Storm Dennis, all nine girls were laying down.
Our experience has been that new arrivals sleep standing up for quite a while, until they feel safe enough to lie down amongst their new peers.
Peaches is settling in very well.
Storm Dennis has arrived at Wellground. (I got soaked for you to see this video clip LOL)
Storm Dennis can get on and do it’s thing. The girls are warm and dry and safe. Happy ladies, bless them all.
Hang on tight everyone, storm Dennis is about to hit the UK.
The donkeys are in the barns safe and dry. We have tied down what we can and cleaned out the flood defences. Now we wait two days and hope. Good luck everyone. Thinking of you all.