In mid-April our lovely Molly went into labor and I knew immediately that she was in very serious trouble. Our veterinarian Perry Ragon was called and he arrived here quickly. After a brief exam I was given the expected bad news. Molly`s situation was about as bad as it gets. Her little foal of course was dead and due to a severe dystocia it would be impossible for her to deliver without assistance. The unborn foal was not only in a breech position, but upside down as well.

 

Molly did recover very quickly from her ordeal. I believe that several factors played a huge part in her recovery. First she was in excellent condition at the onset of labor, and just as important I had a veterinarian that came immediately to pull her foal. After several rechecks as well as antibiotics she bounced back to her sweet healthy self.

 

Our little gal is now ready to be adopted into a permanent loving home. She is a calm, sweet individual that gets along well with others. She is in a small group of three companions here at TPDR and I will only place her into a home where she will be very special to her new family. She will thrive with individual attention. Molly will do about anything that is asked of her. She needs a gentle hand and is certainly not pushy or threatening in any way. She is a real lady for the farrier, and is very well trained to lead. What a great prospect as a therapy donkey!

 

If you can provide a kind, permanent, loving home for Molly where she will be special and not get "lost in the crowd"  please contact us. She must have a permanent, easy going equine companion. And no, we don't put our rescue donkeys "On Sale", so please don't ask. 

If Interested contact contact Sharon Windsor at 517-623-0000 or email her at: akaminidonkeys@fnwusers.com