Look!
Donkey adoption certificate
We are now the proud adoptive parents of a gorgeous four-legged, long-eared, snuggle-furry donk named, well, Donkey.
I am soooo chuffed.
In addition to the certificate, we also received a report about our new furry friend, a beautiful handpainted card, a useful bookmark, a bumper sticker (which I am sticking on my car), and a recent photo of Donkey.
Our gift pack
If you don’t know whom I am raving about, go and read this post about our visit to the peaceful Eseltjiesrus Donkey Sanctuary just outside McGregor.
Better yet, go and visit them ASAP, and get chosen by a donkey yourselves! 😉 And then tell me which one captured your heart!
Grains of Sand 
Nifty and have a great day!
Hi Reggie, I had a donkey in then Southern rhodesia, when I was very small, I paid two shillings for him, from a young Picanin, and loved him dearly. Beautifull creatures!
good on you for adopting one. Regards Pauline.
Thanks, Pauline. I agree with you, donkeys are beautiful creatures, although they tend to get rather bad press for being stubborn and difficult. I’d love to hear more about your childhood donkey! 🙂
Hi
I am so surprised to see your new baby!
You are really warm hearted persons.
All our love
Sandra and Japie
Hello Sandra and Japie! Thank you for your comment. 🙂 I hope you are both feeling better now?
We met a chap leading a donkey along the Camino de Santiago. Perhaps if you’re donkey needs an overseas holiday and something useful to do…
LOL! That would be funny – and who knows, perhaps Donkey would enjoy it? It sounds like the two of you had a wonderful time on the Camino.