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Making A Will


The Winter Edition Donkey Newsletter is now available. Download your copy here.
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The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary has now closed for the season and will reopen again in Spring 2010.

The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
Lower Winstone Farm
St Johns Road
Wroxall
ISLE OF WIGHT
PO38 3AA
Reg Charity No.1001061

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News and Features


Just to let you all know we are currently operating on reduced staff levels as sadly our daughter Holly has been taken seriously ill so please bear with us. St Paul's Church, Barton, Newport has kindly offered to keep everyone up-to-date on Holly's progress, so for the latest news, please [click here].
Thank you for your understanding, Charlie & Cherryl Clarke and family.


Donkey Day Out DVD 2009 Now In Stock

Whether you made it to our biggest event of the year or not, this superb DVD will bring give you all the great moments of the event. With performances from Martinez, Derek Sandy, Dean as Elvis and Kelly Burke's "The Donkey Conga"...it's all captured here. These are now in stock and available to purchase through the online Donkey Shop. All proceeds go directly towards the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary. Thank you for your support.

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Welcome to the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary

Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary

Thank you for visiting the Isle of Wight Donkey website. The Sanctuary is based between Shanklin and Ventnor on the road to Wroxall and we are open throughout the spring and summer months from 10:30am till 4:30pm weather permitting.

The Sanctuary was first established in 1987 to provide any donkey in distress or otherwise in need of care and attention, a safe and permanent home. The charity relies entirely on the kind donations of visitors and many fundraising activities held throughout the year.

Donkeys need a lot of care and attention. They need regular brushing, called grooming and their hooves trimmed by a farrier every six to eight weeks, however; in general donkeys are very placid, gentle creatures and respond best when they are treated kindly. They are very loyal and this is what makes them very good friends. So when you next visit the donkeys at the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary, why don't you kindly pat one on the neck and make a new friend for life!

We would like to thank all of you who have helped us tirelessly with donations, fundraising, adoptions, raffle tickets and sales of our Christmas cards. You have all been so kind and we are very grateful for your support. We would not be able to continue the work that we do without you, our loyal supporters.


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