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Castleton
By ROSE REED
987-8005
any day now. The mares and foals are all doing well.
As the sun comes out, the new babes will soon be bounding about the pasture, trying out their new legs. While most miniature donkeys are born with relatively solid color patterns and a cross along their back% two of these foals born at the farm are spotted, sporting thick, fuzzy coats of gray, white, sorrel, and black.
Carol and Mike started their herd several years ago. They have raised foals to become companion animals for horses and pets for other families.
If you’d like to learn more about Tulip Hill Farm or miniature donkeys in general, visit their website at www.tuliphillfarm.com and/or The American Donkey and Mule Society at www.geocities.com/regminidonks.
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