The Rescue Story of Jenny – Miniature Donkey

Time: 6 AM

Feed Mix:

• The donkeys have 24-hour access to pasture grazing.
• When grass is limited, especially during winter months, their diet is supplemented with hay and a small amount of pelleted horse feed.
• As treats, they enjoy Knicker Makers, apples, and carrots.

This balanced diet supports healthy digestion and maintains proper weight.

Time: 6 PM

Feed Mix:

• Continued grazing along with hay and pelleted horse feed when pasture grass is insufficient.
• Treats such as apples and carrots may be given occasionally.

• Jenny lives in a pasture enclosure with her mother Bella, her sister Charlie, and another donkey named Dolly.
• The herd environment allows the donkeys to socialize naturally while remaining in a safe and monitored space.
• Sanctuary staff regularly inspect the fencing to ensure the pasture remains secure.

• The donkeys receive fresh water through large troughs that are cleaned and refilled daily.
• Multiple watering areas ensure the herd always has access to clean drinking water throughout the day.

• Pasture areas and feeding spaces are checked daily.
• Water troughs are cleaned regularly to prevent contamination.
• Staff monitor the donkeys for coat condition, hoof health, and general cleanliness.