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Become a Conservation Volunteer at The Donkey Sanctuary

On March 2, 2022 By Helen Cavilla
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If you are interested in joining The Donkey Sanctuary conservation volunteering sessions, they would love to hear from you! They are welcoming new volunteers. To find out more about how you can get involved please telephone us on 01395 573162 or 07843 379539 or contact themRead More

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Ecology & Conservation at The Donkey Sanctuary

On January 16, 2022 By Helen Cavilla
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The Donkey Sanctuary is best known for its work caring for donkeys and mules in the UK and internationally. The Sanctuary owns several farms and centres in the UK, providing homes to nearly 3,000 donkeys, including six farms in Devon of which three fallRead More

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