As part of our ongoing commitment to animal welfare, we are proud to announce the launch of our No Donkey Left Behind initiative. Today, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to Bri for her dedication in spearheading this effort, reaching out to realtors across the state to raise awareness and support for donkeys in need.
It's a situation that arises more often than we might realize: individuals selling properties or inheriting land that comes with the unexpected addition of a donkey. Sadly, these animals can find themselves in precarious situations, with new owners unaware of their needs or simply unprepared to care for them. Neglected hooves, improper weight management, or isolation are just a few of the challenges these donkeys may face.
Tragically, there are opportunistic traders who capitalize on these circumstances, viewing donkeys as mere commodities to be auctioned off or sold to kill pens for profit. But we refuse to stand idly by while these gentle creatures suffer.
Our mission is simple yet profound: to spread awareness among realtors and anyone who may encounter such situations, offering support and resources to ensure that no donkey is left behind. Whether it's educating new owners on proper care and treatment or providing a safe haven for donkeys in need, we are here for our communities.
For those who choose to welcome their newfound donkey into their family but may be uncertain about how to care for them, we stand ready to offer guidance and assistance every step of the way. From nutrition to hoof care, we believe that with the right support, every donkey can thrive in their new home.
And for those who, for whatever reason, are unable to provide the care that these animals deserve, we offer a compassionate solution. Our doors are always open to welcome donkeys in need, ensuring that they receive the love, attention, and proper care they deserve.
No donkey should ever feel unwanted or neglected. Together, let us stand as advocates for these gentle creatures, ensuring that they are valued members of our communities, now and always. Join us in our commitment to leave no donkey behind.
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