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Donkeys Adopted In
February 2008
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Noble
has been adopted by Tim & Peg Hickey of Ashland, Ohio
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| Noble meets his new family and prepares for his
journey "home" |

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***UPDATE**
02-26-08
Hi Sharon,
Quick email regarding Noble. He seems very adaptable to anything!
I think he is going to be quite a character. Nothing seems to faze
him. My half-arab mare is not too sure about him yet. She is too
concerned about protecting the little miniature. The next time we
put them out, it will be just Noble and my mare until she gets used
to him. I know she will come around in due time because she really
doesn't have a mean bone in her body.
The first time he brayed it scared the horse and our dogs. You were
right, he is very vocal. I'm not in the barn very long and he
starts in. So funny. He loves the attention. Our grandkids think
he is wonderful. He can be a little pushy when being led, but I'm
sure in time that will improve. Doesn't much like the dogs around
him! I think he will be territorial which is one reason I wanted a
donkey, so that is good. Thanks, Sharon for all that you do for the
donkeys.
Take care,
Peg Hickey
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I wanted to update you on Noble and send you a
couple of pictures. We just love him! We gave him a bath on
Memorial Day and he was a perfect gentleman. Never moved. Of
course, he never does as long as someone is grooming him or giving
him some attention. He is finally shedding pretty good. . . .I was
beginning to wonder if he was going to. He's not real crazy about
me picking at his hooves and taping them up but he's gotten a lot
better. His white-line disease seems to be in check. We just need
to keep having his feet trimmed until all the excess is gone. He is
definitely territorial, but he seems to know that our dogs are
okay. On occasion, he still chases them out too. So funny! And he
always waits for our mini before he will go out. Can be very
stubborn. It's amazing how strong he is. Anyway, just wanted to
let you know how happy we are with him.
Thanks,
Peg Hickey
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