Gray Jack
DOB 2/22/08
Birth Height: 22.5"

Sire:  Wit's End Tyger Heart, 33.5" Dark Spotted
      Grand Sire:  Sunset Acres Speedway Racer, 31.5" Black/Brown w/NLP
      Grand Dam:  Windcrest Noelle, 32.5" Brown/White Spot

Dam:  Half Ass Acres Shania Twain, 34" Gray/White Spot
      Grand Sire:  Fisher's Great Gildersleeve, 32.25" Tri-Colored Spot
      Grand Dam:  Half Ass Acres Jody, 32.5" Light Brown/Gray/White Spot

Well, when we bred Shania (spotted) to Tyger (spotted) last year, we were kind of expecting, well, spots! Especially when considering their colorful ancestry. Little Noah decided to come out all solid gray to surprise us instead. He is cute as a button, just look at that face! I think his muzzle may go black. He started out with more white on his nose and it seems to be gradually disappearing. Since Noah's grandfather Racer has NLP, that is certainly a possibility. Noah should mature to around 33-34" and will make a perfect companion or cart donkey. He can be weaned the end of June and is looking to reserve a new home now! As with all of our donkeys, Noah will be registered and will only be placed in a loving new home having at least one other donkey as a friend. Visit out 'for sale' page for more information!

Very Light Red Jennet
DOB 1/06/08
Birth Height: 20"

Sire:  Shorecrests Little Buddy, 32.5" Light Red
      Grand Sire:  Lawzyday Farm's Cherokee, 29.5" Red
      Grand Dam:  Springlake Rosebud, 33" Light Red

Dam:  Shorecrets Adorable, 31.5" Gray
      Grand Sire:  Shorecrets Little Buddy, 32.5" Light Red
      Grand Dam:  Hickory Hills Jessica, 32" Gray

This little girl is Dora's first foal. We had thought she was going to be gray like her mom, but she is actually a very light red. When Addy stands alongside our gray donkeys, she stands out with her red tone. We think she will mature nice and tiny, most likely anywhere from 30-32" at most. Addy has been spoiled since day one. She was born in extremely cold weather and things were very touch and go in the first 12 hours of her life. We had to bring the pair into our heated garage for warmth, dry her with a hair dryer and we bottle fed Addy with colustrum milked from Dora for the first 6 hours or so because Addy did not have the stength to stand on her own. Addy took her first steps at about 6 hours of age, and has been going strong ever since! She is a bundle of energy and has that signature overly friendly personality you will find in most all of our foals. Addy can be weaned in May or June and will be registered through the miniature donkey registry in Texas prior to leaving our farm. As with all of our donkeys, Addy must go to a new home having at least one other donkey waiting upon her arrival as her pasture mate. Visit our 'for sale' page for more information.