Foals for sale, and some information...

We will on occasion have beautiful foals available for sale to approved, knowledgeable homes only. We recommend the 1-2 day information courses run by The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth, Devon. www.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk

We will endeavour to update the website with pictures of our new arrivals.
Poitou mare and foal
Please feel free to make enquiries, or to put your name down on a waiting list. Deposits can be accepted on foals once born, however they will not be re-homed until after weaning.
Donkeys are herd animals and ideally must live in pairs with another donkey or an equine that he/she will get on with. A lonely donkey is a sad donkey. We will not sell a donkey to a home without other equine company.
Trail Riding on Mammoth Donkeys
Donkeys' coats are not waterproof and therefore do get waterlogged. They are designed for a desert, not British rainstorms! Donkeys must have access to a shelter at all times.
Like horses, donkeys' feet are very important and must be picked out and trimmed regularly in order to maintain good health. A farrier with experience in donkeys' feet - as they do differ considerably to horses' - is the best option for regular trimming.
Never overfeed a donkey. Lush pastures look wonderful but will do your donkey no good at all, and could lead to all sorts of medical problems including laminitis. Barley straw is the best form of food source alongside some rations of good hay and plenty of fresh drinking water.
Donkeys love attention and grooming and all donkeys seem to thrive on a bit of exercise. Don't overdo it though. Your donkey does also need plenty of time to be a donkey and to relax, rest and play with other donkey friends.
Donkeys can live for many years. Please bear that in mind before you buy a donkey of any shape, size or colour!
For further information on Stud, Riding, Events, Children's parties, and donkeys for sale please contact us on 01747 811286 or via info@valeworldwidedonkeys.com