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Two young girls are in a shopping cart, with one eating, while an adult male pushes the cart through a store aisle with refrigerated display cases.
An adult male, two young girls, and an adult female are gathered around a wooden picnic table outdoors, with the girls eating from a container. Cars are parked in the grassy background.
An adult female, two young girls, and an adult male are at a wooden picnic table outdoors, with a pond and trees visible in the background. One of the girls is waving.
An adult female, two young girls, and another adult female are standing outdoors near a wooden fence, with the girls engaged in an activity at a small table with sand and containers.
Several donkeys are grazing on hay in a sunny, grassy enclosure, with one donkey wearing a fly mask. A wooden barn structure is visible in the background.
An adult female, two young girls, and an adult male are observing donkeys behind a wooden fence at the sanctuary. A sign warns, "FOR YOUR SAFETY DO NOT FEED THE ANIMALS."
Two young girls are posing next to a blue donkey statue outdoors, with one girl sitting on it and the other standing beside it.
A young girl in a red jacket is sitting on a blue donkey statue outdoors, smiling broadly with her mouth open.
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The Donkey Sanctuary of Canada has been providing a home of peace and tranquility to rescued donkeys, mules and hinnies since 1992. At present we have more than 100 equines in residence.

The story of a Canadian donkey sanctuary

The Donkey Sanctuary of Canada was founded in August 1992 by Sandra Pady in Puslinch, Ontario with the vision of creating a sanctuary where donkeys, mules and hinnies could live free from neglect and abuse.

2025/1/20 Edited to

... Read moreThe Donkey Sanctuary of Canada plays a vital role in animal welfare, focusing on the care and rehabilitation of donkeys and other equines. As one of the first sanctuaries in Canada, it has become a model for similar organizations across the nation. The sanctuary offers guided tours, educational programs, and volunteer opportunities that highlight the importance of compassion towards animals. Visitors can interact with the residents in a safe environment, learning about each animal's story and their journey to recovery. Additionally, the sanctuary advocates for better treatment of animals in society and raises awareness about the challenges faced by equines. Their mission extends beyond providing care, aiming to educate the public on the importance of animal welfare and the responsibilities that come with animal ownership. With a commitment to a no-kill philosophy, the Donkey Sanctuary supports rescue efforts and promotes adoption to ensure that more equines can find loving homes. For those interested in supporting their cause, donations and sponsorships are vital for the sanctuary's sustainability.