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Rodger

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wow!

 

Have a look at Rodger. This handsome and intelligent two year old mini is also one of our new arrivals. Looking over the paperwork that came home from the auction with him I found that this young man had been put through the very same auction sale this past May. I would guess that whoever purchased him at the May sale used him for the past six months and having no further use for him took him right back where they got him! Well their loss is our gain. This wonderful boy has had some training and does pretty much whatever we ask of him. He is a bold and confidant youngster with a wonderful disposition. He is a sound and very handsome individual. No "diamond in the rough" here. Rodger was just gelded and chipped this past Tuesday October 11th. and is now available for adoption within the next several weeks.

 

As was my initial opinion of Rodger he is indeed a "Class Act." Drop dead handsome with impeccable manners. What more could one ask for? He was gelded October 11th and is now fully recovered and waiting for that very special person or family that will see what a jewel he is. Rodger was introduced to foster mom Marcy`s two large standard donkeys just a few short days after being gelded. No bad behavior at all. Days after the introduction she looked out and caught them all playing together! That is exactly the kind of life we want for our used to be jacks-the ability to live happily with companions of their own kind instead the solitary life of a breeding jack. Yep, gelding is good! It sure makes for happy donkeys.

 

Rodger was recently relocated to foster mom Jane Olney's farm in Ortonville, Mi. So if you have any questions or are interested in him, please contact Jane  at 248-236-9728 (Home) or   248-425-3383 (Cell),  shotsnurse1@aol.com

 

Or contact Sharon 517-623-0000 or email her at akaminidonkeys@fnwusers.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

All My Best Friends Have Long Ears!

 

 

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