A nice picture of our first and second pastures. The one in the far left was over-seeded in the fall and is coming along nicely. The second pasture is housing the donkeys right now until we put them on the pastures permanently and then it to needs some work. The previous owners had sheep and the sheep tend to over graze so all the pastures needed work.
The Turtle Valley Donkey Refuge Society is a 50 acre facility located at 7877 Skimikin Road in the Turtle Valley near Chase, BC. We are dedicated to rehabilitating and caring for unwanted, surrendered, abused and neglected donkeys. When donkeys are abused they require years of special care, costly vet and farrier work and years of love and devotion to heal the scars made by man. We are blessed to be able to facilitate this healing with love and care.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
The Busy Days have arrived!
Hello again, I guess you have been wondering what I have been busy doing lately. My granddaughter and I worked the Earth Day Event at a local mall in Salmon Arm. We sold Red Wiggler Worms and composting bins. The next day I was at the O'Keefe Ranch promoting the Donkey Days Open House on June 20, 2009 and selling my handwoven rag rugs. I had a great day meeting all the visitors to the Ranch. It has a been a very busy time on the farm now that Spring has arrived. The weather has been great so we are getting a lot done.
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