nerjadonkeysanctuary

We will be having a fair on Sunday 26th from 1-6pm. There will be stalls including; Indian head massage, a mobile tack stall, Truly madly baby, Pet supply, Cake stall.

Also; Clear round jump off, Gymkhana, Bouncy castle, Pony rides, Bbq, bar, veggie food

And much more

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We have been chosen by Oxford College to be their Charity of the month for February. They will be donating money to the sanctuary for every “like” they get on their Facebook page in February. Please get “liking”!

While you’re on Facebook you can add us as a friend if you haven’t already done so: Nerja Sanctuary

We sat up all night last night with Ginny waiting for her baby but no luck yet. Pictures will be up asap when she (finally) has her baby….

maybe tonight!

We’re still waiting on Ginny to have her baby… surely can’t be long now!

On Sunday the 4th of December we are having a Christmas Fair at the Nerja Donkey Sanctuary from 1pm till 6 pm.

Entry is free and there will be; Christmas Stalls, Mulled Wine, mince pies, bbq, cake stall, Pony rides, Clowns, a Bouncy castle and Face painting!

Paws for thought will have a stall selling presents for pets.

Hope to see you there supporting the donkeys

Silver’s newsletter in case you missed it is September’s edition available here on the newsletter page of the website www.nerjadonkeysanctuary.com

So the Hallowe’en party went really well and we raised 250 euros which is fantastic. Newsletters will be up very soon and now you can renew your adoption on the website. Just go to the adopt a donkey page and scroll down to the bottom, click subscribe and you can rest safe in the knowledge that you’re supporting your donkey for another year. Once we’ve received your subscription we’ll email you for details. Thanks!

Photos of the farriers working on the donkeys are available on our tumblr site. Some great action shots

The Nerja Donkey Sanctuary has been featured in the September issue of A Place in the Sun magazine on sale now in the UK. The article covers what it is like being a volunteer at the sanctuary and a bit about what we do here in Nerja. It also explains how much the sanctuary costs to run especially when a sick or injured donkey is brought in and lets a new audience know about the charity and how they can help by visiting our website and adopting a donkey online. We hope this publicity will bring the donkeys some much needed funds.