Sue
Well done Annie Pollock. The donkeys are fabulous, beautiful creatures, thank goodness someone is working hard to preserve this unusual breed. Keep up the good work Annie!
Janice Sugrue from Swanage
My ambition is to own a pair of these fantastic donkeys but I'll need lot's of dosh first so I'll have to make do with visiting them at the New forest Show 2008.
Keira Tansey
I love these donkeys i really want to get a donkey when i am older
zoe may seaward
I am doing my Brownie Badge Friend to Animals and I am doing a project on the Poitou Donkey because there are 2 at Banham Zoo near where I live and they are so friendly and gentle.
Lesley
I think they are brillilent,I have standard donkeys and would love one of them
Kasie
I think that they are very ugly but i love there dred locks
Shiona
They are really cute but I couldn't beieve it when it said that there are only 40 in the U.K
hampshirehomer
These donkeys are beautiful,it is wonderful that this lady is preserving there breed.
Pat
What lovely pictures, how fantastic to have 4 new arrivals. Keep up the brilliant work.
Margo of Poole
What lovely photos of beautiful donkeys. So nice that Annie Pollock is carrying on this breed. It is such a good job that people like her care as otherwise all these rare breeds of animals would die out. Well done.
Marc Sanders
Good to see a large number of any animals on the forest - not only attracts visitors and money, but tends to keep the speed down! Well done to the national park status.
Ros Harper
lovely animals - well done!
Mrs C Mitchell
As a person who loves donkeys for their characters and sweet faces i think these are stunning animals.Such shaggy coats and so very tall, ive never seen this breed before but would love to see them in the flesh.
