 This is Theresa, a jenny here at the rescue, located in the middle, upper third of California. She is people interested, and once caught, leads. Theresa is finally down in weight, and is now available for adoption. She stands around 10.5 hands, and is a dark gray dun. Her adoption and processing fees are only $150
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 California Trace recently donated some of their products to help our rescues. Thank you! We cannot wait to see how this improves their overall health!
Check them out here http://www.californiatrace.com/  Little Ceelo man has been ADOPTED!! He's going to live on five treed acres with his very own stall & horsey friend!! Ceelo got to carry around Poppy's pack saddle today & was mighty proud of himself! His adopters plan on making him their hiking buddy, which is a perfect job for him. 
Showing off his skills to his new family
Ceelo working for a click from his foster mom
Ceelo checking out a bucket at his temp foster home in Loomis, ca
Wishing you the best in your new forever home
Little Ceelo man!  The new Dave Freeman DVD is almost here! It's going through it's last stages of previews & edits. After Dave approves it, it'll be produced & ready to buy!
The DVD will include how to trim your animal, how to use a stand, how to safely and humanely use ropes to help your animal over come it's fear of having it's feet handled. Watch Fancy & Leroy the donkeys as Dave demonstrates all the techniques. Then you get to see Lily the donkey, who had been hardly handled at all, get her first trim @ hithger. Then as a bonus you get a point of view video of someone who has never trimmed before, actually trim for the first time! Plus five whole minutes of gag reel! Because when you own a donkey you have to have a sense of humor! (especially when it's 106 degrees out!) Stay tuned!!  Ceelo got to attend the Adobe Days in Red Bluff, CA. He did fantastic & enjoyed meeting new people! find out more about Ceelo here          The donkey clinic is almost here!
The clinic will cover starting your donkey under saddle and introduction to cart. WHERE: June 16, here at our place, at the end of "Bend in the Road way", one and a half miles north of the town of Artois, CA, right off of Old Highway 99W. Clinic starts at 10am $30 for one person with up to two donkeys, $10 to audit. Bring a harness and cart, if you've got it, for driving. We do have two harnesses available to use, suited for medium sized standard donkeys. Please let us know if you are coming - CONTACT INFO: (530) 934-7658 orvfreeman@digitalpath.net All money goes to the "Hole in the Head Gang Equine Rescue"http://hithger.org FREE overnight camping available with BBQ and fire pit. We will have available pens for donkeys to spend the night too, or you can high line them, or set up some panels of your own using your trailer as part of the pen. Pot luck after the clinic & Old time photo shoot! (bring your props and costumes!) The live webcast is still On!!! Please sign up on ustream & watch on our page there, feel free to ask questions during the clinic & we will do our best to address them. "Hole in the Head Gang Equine Rescue" presents -
Dave Freeman donkey training clinic 2012 The clinic will cover starting your donkey under saddle and introduction to cart. WHERE: June 16, here at our place, at the end of "Bend in the Road way", one and a half miles north of the town of Artois, CA, right off of Old Highway 99W. Clinic starts at 10 am. $30 for one person with up to two donkeys, $10 to audit. Bring some harness and cart, if you've got it, for driving. We do have two harnesses available to use, suited for medium sized standard donkeys. Please let us know if you are coming - CONTACT INFO: (530) 934-7658 orvfreeman@digitalpath.net All money goes to the "Hole in the Head Gang Equine Rescue"http://hithger.org FREE overnight camping available with BBQ and fire pit. We will have available pens for donkeys to spend the night too, or you can high line them, or set up some panels of your own using your trailer as part of the pen. Pot luck after the clinic Here are the latest donkeys to come into the rescue. James is around 9 and Lily is 4. Both are fairly tall. I'm guessing 12.3 to 13 hands. Both are wary of people, so they'll be worked with before becoming available for adoption. Dave gave them both a good brushing last night. Not sure that they've ever been brushed before. :)  Lil Red's adopter posted some great pics of him getting settled in at his new home! 
Enjoying the sand in Florida!
meeting the kitties!
Enjoying his paddock!
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AuthorFor well over 2 decades, Ginny Freeman has taken in, cared for and re-homed a multitude of donkeys, horses, mules and hinnies. She has personally tended to each and every animal's needs, making sure that they are brought up to date with vaccinations, hoof care, de-worming, and overall general health. She sees personally to necessary gentling prior to placement into new, proper homes. THANK YOU TO:
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