Breathe. Wander. Smile. Whatever the weather, come and walk with nature, gentle friends and unforgettable views at the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary. 🍃🤎 Video description: Clips of scenes around the sanctuary showing rural views around the site and donkeys in paddocks. | Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
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Breathe. Wander. Smile. Whatever the weather, come and walk with nature, gentle friends and unforgettable views at the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary. 🍃🤎 Video description: Clips of scenes around the sanctuary showing rural views around the site and donkeys in paddocks. | Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
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Animal Webcams - Explore the Isle of Wight
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Our main yard herd are keeping nice and dry in their barn as Storm Brendan brings its wind and rain to Sidmouth. 🌧️ Take a look at their live webcam ➡️ bray.news/fb-main-barn | The Donkey Sanctuary
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Our main yard herd are keeping nice and dry in their barn as Storm Brendan brings its wind and rain to Sidmouth. 🌧️ Take a look at their live webcam ➡️ bray.news/fb-main-barn | The Donkey Sanctuary
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Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary Love Mudcontrol slabs, and it is easy to see why! Mudcontrol slabs are the proven solution wherever you require hard-standing, whether permanent or temporary. Warrantied for 20 years, certified to 60 tonnes per square metre and Playground Certified, Mudcontrol slabs won’t let you down. “I can’t tell you the difference they have made…life is so much easier…I’m saving for my next pallet load!!” “I cannot rave about these enough!!! My gateway used to be a swimming poo
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Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary Love Mudcontrol slabs, and it is easy to see why! Mudcontrol slabs are the proven solution wherever you require hard-standing, whether permanent or temporary. Warrantied for 20 years, certified to 60 tonnes per square metre and Playground Certified, Mudcontrol slabs won’t let you down. “I can’t tell you the difference they have made…life is so much easier…I’m saving for my next pallet load!!” “I cannot rave about these enough!!! My gateway used to be a swimming poo
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What a treat to welcome visitors from the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary to our hospice today! 🫏 Geraldine and Daphne were gorgeous 🥰 Thanks Tracy, Emily and Charlotte! #isleofwight #mountbattenisleofwight #donkey | Mountbatten Isle of Wight
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What a treat to welcome visitors from the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary to our hospice today! 🫏 Geraldine and Daphne were gorgeous 🥰 Thanks Tracy, Emily and Charlotte! #isleofwight #mountbattenisleofwight #donkey | Mountbatten Isle of Wight
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Whitwell Country Webcam - Explore the Isle of Wight
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Hannah, Cocoa & friends are enjoying some lovely sunshine at Shelter 1 this morning. ☀️ Take a peek at their live webcam ➡️ bray.news/fb-shelter-1 | The Donkey Sanctuary
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Each week we feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys. This weeks' donkey is Prune! Prune arrived to us in 2021 along with 5 others including her foal, Luckie. They came to us from the same lady in France who took in the ‘French 10’ and saved them from the meat trade. She was born in 2016 and is now 8 years old. Prune is an incredibly friendly and sociable donkey. Since she arrived with us she has always been confident and enjoyed interaction with people. If you would
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Each week we feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys. This week’s donkey is Bear! Bear arrived at the Sanctuary in 2020 from Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, originally being rescued from Ireland. He was abandoned, malnourished and mistreated by the previous owners, and then offered a permanent home here along with Tim, Larry, and Womble. Bear is a young donkey at only 9 years old, and loves to play with his friends. He was the most confident out of the donkeys that he a
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In order for our supporters to learn even more about our donkeys, we are aiming to feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys each week. This week’s donkey is Jimbob! Jimbob arrived at the Sanctuary in 2017. He was previously owned by Carisbrooke Castle, and was one of the donkeys that demonstrated the water wheel. The team at Carisbrooke noticed that Jimbob wasn’t enjoying himself as much as usual and decided it was time for him to retire, so they contacted us. Jimbob i
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Special Birthday Message We have a special birthday message today from Trevor, who would like wish Trevor (the human) a very happy 49th birthday today! It must be difficult having a birthday on Christmas eve, but we haven't forgotten you! From Trevor, and from all of us at the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary, we hope you have an amazing birthday today, whatever you end up doing! | Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
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In order for our supporters to learn even more about our donkeys, we are aiming to feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys each week. This week’s donkey is China! China arrived to the Sanctuary in 2019 along with Amber, Rosie, and Buttons, from Swansea in Wales. She was originally from a breeding facility, and thought to be related to India, who came from the same place when the owner became ill. China is a very confident and friendly donkey, and showed this as soon a
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In order for our supporters to learn even more about our donkeys, we are aiming to feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys each week. This week’s donkey is Geraldine! Geraldine arrived at the Sanctuary in 2009, from Porchfield on the Isle of Wight. She arrived along with Felicity and Angelica, who are sadly no longer with us. They had a loving owner who would take them on walks down to the local pub. Geraldine is a miniature donkey, but she is the largest of the minia
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Each week we feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys. This weeks' donkey is Ruby! Ruby came to the Sanctuary in April 2018 from Southampton, along with best friend, Olivia. They both needed to come to us as the field that they used to live in in Winchester was being sold. Ruby has had a number of sarcoids since being at the Sanctuary, which have all been treated by our vets and the team at Liphook. She has recovered well from all of them, and we continue to monitor he
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Playtime at the Sanctuary Our younger donkeys here at the sanctuary all love to play with each other and chase each other round the fields all day! Donkey playtime can look a bit different from other playtimes. Similarly to dogs, donkeys playing can sometimes look quite rough or aggressive. However, they are not being aggresive with each other, but quite the opposite. Donkeys that play together can be an indicator of a close bond. It is also a good indicator that they feel relaxed, as donkeys wi
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Welfare Wednesdays In this week's instalment of Welfare Wednesday we are bringing you another update on Rupert for everyone that is wondering how he has been getting on since coming back to the sanctuary. As instructed by Liphook Equine Hospital, Rupert came back to his normal routine upon his return and we all treated him as we normally would. Rupert must have also been told by them to act completely normal, as he has been acting as if nothing ever happened to him. He has been reunited with his
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In order for our supporters to learn even more about our donkeys, we are aiming to feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys each week. To start the year off, this week’s donkey is Smudgie! Smudgie arrived at the Sanctuary in 2017, with foal Leighton at foot, along with Myra, India, Trixie, and Scooby who is sadly no longer with us. They all came to us from a breeders in Wales who was closing and agreed for us to take their donkeys into our care. As soon as Smudgie arri
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Each week we feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys. This weeks' donkey is Twinkle! Twinkle arrived at the sanctuary along with her best friend, Angel, in 2018 from Kent after their owners sadly passed away, and they were taken in by a small animal rescue. The animal rescue weren’t used to caring for larger animals, had seen the work that we do, and so got in touch to ask if we could take them. Twinkle has always been the more confident and boisterous of the pair. Sh
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Each week we feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys. This weeks' donkey is Hannah! Hannah came to the Sanctuary in May 2022 from Whitwell on the Isle of Wight. She came from a very loving home, but unfortunately her owners became too ill to look after her, so asked if we could care for her here. Hannah is a gorgeous grey, that loves to meet people and say hello. We discovered after she arrived with us, when we looked through her passport, that she is actually the dau
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In this week's instalment of Welfare Wednesday we are looking at one of the ways we groom our donkeys. Some of our donkeys have very thick, long fur, and these donkeys can quite often get lots of mats in their fur. These mats can then be very difficult for them to remove theirselves and can begin to pull on their skin, causing discomfort. When the weather starts to turn warmer again, donkeys will begin to shed their thicker, winter coats. Some of our donkeys are able to shed their fur quite easi
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Welfare Wednesday In this week's episode of Welfare Wednesday, we are giving you the latest update on Emily. Emily has recently had surgery at Liphook to remove one of her eyes after it was injured beyond repair. She has been recovering with her friend Winston in the med pens since returning back to the sanctuary. She has recently had her stitches taken out and has been recovering really well, managing to get around and cope with one eye. It was decided that she had recovered enough and was read
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Inseperable Sisters Marie Ange and Belle Helene are two very sweet sisters. Not only do they look very nearly like twins, but they are each other's shadows and rarely go anywhere without the other. Donkeys may often form a close bond with another donkey, and their bond is clear to see. They are both still quite timid donkeys, but it is easy to see that they have very sweet and gentle temperamants. Here they are giving each other a really nice groom and a scratch. Are you this close to your siste
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Each week we feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys. This weeks' donkey is Olivia! Olivia arrived at the sanctuary along with her best friend, Ruby, in 2018 from Winchester after the land they were living on was sold. Olivia is 8 this year. Olivia is a beautiful donkey with a very curious and confident character. She can always be found alongside Ruby, although she is the more confident and outgoing of the pair. She will be leading the investigations and encouraging
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Welfare Wednesday In this weeks instalment of Welfare Wednesdays we are bringing you an update on Jill and Scooby. Jill and Scooby were finally able to come home at the weekend, and seem to be doing well. Jill is recovering from her surgery, with friends Colin and Naomi in one of our med pens. She has lost a bit of weight but continues to have a good appetite and seems to be happy within herself so the staff are feeling positive about her progress, but continue to monitor her. She still expects
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Each week we feature a mini bio and background information on one of our donkeys. This weeks' donkey is Molly! Molly arrived at the sanctuary in 2022 from Wellow on the Isle of Wight. Her companion had sadly passed away and she was left without a companion, which led to her becoming distressed. Her owners were not in the best of health, and so decided that the best decision was to bring her to us. Molly is only 13 years old, so still relatively young, and has now settled well into the Jennies he
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Welfare Wednesdays In this weeks instalment of Welfare Wednesdays we are taking a look at worming our donkeys. We worm all of our animals here twice a year, around every 6 months. This treatment is important to prevent and treat worms that may be found internally. These worms can cause many problems and be very serious in bad cases. Before we start the worming process, we first have to weigh all of our animals so that we have an up to date weight to calculate their dosage from. Once we have the
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The Girls Show We quite often mention how active and rowdy our boys can be, and feature them running about and playing... but some of our french girls thought it was time that they were noticed too! They showed everyone that they can be just as rowdy, just as loud, and just as fast, charging round their field! Plus, they have height on their side. They thought that watching a group of our french girls charge round is surely more impressive than watching the boys chase each other, and they do it
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