Domino came to Bransby Horses in 2009 with his best friend Nero. Donkeys are different to horses in lots of ways and it takes special knowledge to care for them properly.

This lively mule was not always so happy. She was found wandering along a dangerously busy road in Gainsborough before Bransby Horses brought her into the safety of the Charity.

This very handsome cob came to Bransby Horses in 2004. He suffers from a condition called ‘Wobblers’ which affects his nervous system. Jigily is still young, but his condition will get worse with age.

This gentle giant arrived at Bransby Horses after retiring from Greater Manchester
Police with his colleague Saxby. After chasing lots of
baddies in his time, he has begun to develop a touch of stiffness in his legs but shows us on a daily basis, he is still fighting fit.

Largo is a beautiful welsh pony with two blue eyes! He has suffered in the past from a condition called laminitis which causes a lot of pain in his feet. We manage Largo carefully to try and make sure he doesn’t get laminitis again.

Stunning piebald donkey, Matilda, arrived at the charity in May
2015, after being abandoned on a roadside along with three
other donkeys.

A beautiful chocolate brown donkey, Nero is a favourite with everyone who meets him. Nero suffers from a condition called ‘Cushings’ which means he needs medication every day. He is always with his best friend Domino.

Donkey foal Nipper is a real cutie! He was born at Bransby Horses in August 2015 after his mother, Gnasher, came into care along with three others early in 2015.

Sophie arrived at Bransby Horses with a horrific injury to her leg, which without veterinary attention could have cost Sophie her life. After receiving lots of treatment at Bransby Horses, she was soon back on her hooves.

This tiny Shetland mare has had a very hard life. She was dumped at the side of a road and found trying to give birth to a very large foal. The foal sadly died and Twiggy was left with damage to her insides.