Donkey rescued from a wildfire does this....
Aug 20, 2015 17:23:43 GMT -5
Post by Shoshanna on Aug 20, 2015 17:23:43 GMT -5
You Won't Believe What This Donkey Did After Being Rescued From A Wildfire
Posted Aug 18, by Brandon Siewert
"It's like he knew, 'If I stick with you, I'll be safe.'"
While firefighters battled the recent 7,000 acre wildfire in Arizona they spotted a donkey emerging from the flames. Naturally, they immediately cooled him off with a spray of their hose.
What a great photo of our Firefighting heroes! Protecting people and animals! Photo by Bill Weber
Posted by Lake Havasu Living Magazine on Sunday, 9 August 2015
After being saved from her burns, the traumatized animal did what any smart ass would: she stayed by their side the rest of the time.
"We have many wild donkeys living in the area, so we're very used to them here. They're normally quite skittish, but this one was not," DHFD administrator Jeanne Kentch told The Dodo. "This one followed the firefighters. It's like she knew, 'If I stick with you, I'll be safe.' She kept following them around. "
It's uncertain as to whether the donkey is tame or wild, but even after the fire was contained, she continued following her heroes around the rest of the day.
Eventually though, he was pried away from her new best friends long enough to be treated for her minimal wounds. As far as her care goes, if an owner doesn't come forth in the next several days, the American Wild Horse Sanctuary in California has volunteered to give her a home.
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Posted Aug 18, by Brandon Siewert
"It's like he knew, 'If I stick with you, I'll be safe.'"
While firefighters battled the recent 7,000 acre wildfire in Arizona they spotted a donkey emerging from the flames. Naturally, they immediately cooled him off with a spray of their hose.
What a great photo of our Firefighting heroes! Protecting people and animals! Photo by Bill Weber
Posted by Lake Havasu Living Magazine on Sunday, 9 August 2015
After being saved from her burns, the traumatized animal did what any smart ass would: she stayed by their side the rest of the time.
"We have many wild donkeys living in the area, so we're very used to them here. They're normally quite skittish, but this one was not," DHFD administrator Jeanne Kentch told The Dodo. "This one followed the firefighters. It's like she knew, 'If I stick with you, I'll be safe.' She kept following them around. "
It's uncertain as to whether the donkey is tame or wild, but even after the fire was contained, she continued following her heroes around the rest of the day.
Eventually though, he was pried away from her new best friends long enough to be treated for her minimal wounds. As far as her care goes, if an owner doesn't come forth in the next several days, the American Wild Horse Sanctuary in California has volunteered to give her a home.
link