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Wednesday, December 27, 2023

Happy New Year from Our Tiny Farm

 

two donkeys looking into the barn from outside
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Our Tiny Farm! It was a very soggy and warm Christmas this year. Chester and Meadow did not enjoy having to spend so much time in the barn (they both HATE to be wet). But we went out to spend time with them and give them treats, and today it is starting to dry out and they are back on the pasture.

two miniature donkeys standing in a winter pasture in western NC

We are looking forward to a quieter and easier 2024 on Our Tiny Farm. There are only two donkeys here now and we expect to just host a few fundraisers here for local non-profits. 

photo of a fox captured on an outside camera
We plan to spend more time relaxing, gardening, playing with the donkeys, and enjoying all the wildlife who call Our Tiny Farm "home". This year we have deer, rabbits, opossums, raccoons, skunks, feral cats, hawks, several kinds of woodpeckers, many other birds, and for the first time in many years, we've spotted fox again, as shown in the pic above!



 


Friday, September 22, 2023

Some of the Donkeys Who have Called Our Tiny Farm "home"

 

two small donkeys hugging each others necks

Over the years we have had many donkeys on the farm; up to six at a time.

Mini-donkeys in a pasture
The two photos above are of Wilma and Clara. They were the oldest donkeys and lived here for about four years. Recently they moved to a farm near Edneyville, NC.
Baby donkey and his mother
The photo above is of Faith, the mother, and her newborn, Corey Love. They now live with Faith's daughter, Hope, on a farm nearby.
two mini-donkeys in a barn
This photo is of Pickles and Waffles. And this past summer they moved to Washington State!

Thursday, April 20, 2023

Temporary Donkey Home Available in Western NC

 

Donkeys on green pasture
If you have always wanted a mini-donkey but don't have a place to keep it temporarily, it might be a good fit at Our Tiny Farm in Henderson county, NC. Miniature donkeys are preferred, but we will consider standards (we have had several here before). 

Miniature donkeys leaving the barn
We are a very small farm and give our donkeys lots of attention throughout the day. We put on fly masks and grazing muzzles (if needed) each morning, carefully weigh out hay, use slow-feeders, and bring everyone into the paddock close to the house each night.

Friday, March 24, 2023

Temporary Home for Your Donkey

 

miniature donkeys walking out of a barn
This doesn't happen very often, but we will have room for two donkeys, probably in late spring. Two of our donkeys are moving away and our donkeys are happiest in a six member herd. If you have donkeys and they need a home, or if you have wanted to own donkeys but don't have your own place to keep them, here is your opportunity. We are located in Henderson County, North Carolina. Contact us through the Contact Us tab in the right side bar, or email us at ourtinyfarmnc@gmail.com.

Several miniature donkeys and their feed tray

Miniature donkeys on a grassy pasture in early spring