They have got to stop it, now! Look! Look! They knocked her down, and made her dear, little foal run, and run, and run. They did not give them water, they did not treat them gently. My cousins do not deserve this, they just want to live and be free. They just want to stay with the land that has been theirs for centuries, and before that for millions of years. I have been patient, as only a donkey can be. I have been tolerant, as only a donkey can be. I have searched deep in my soul to understand, and make sense of this, as only a donkey can. Well, now I am angry, which really is unusual for a donkey. This is completely unneeded, harassment. I am going to get hold of friends in Germany, and Europe to see if they want to come to our parks when all of the burros and wild horses are gone. My bet is that they will be very disappointed. Yes, this donkey is thinking of every avenue to stop this brutality. I am very upset, and angry about this. It is more than even a level headed, smart donkey can endure. What is so sad, is that it is our smarts that get us in so much trouble.
Miss Abby, who is a not so humble domestic donkey moderates this blog dedicated to helping her wild cousins as they face the onslaught of mismanagement by governmental agencies. Miss Abby has teamed with Wild Burro Protection League, to bring awareness to the human public that wild burros are being completely eliminated from our western landscape. She is opinionated, but what do you expect from a donkey that lives at TMR Rescue where they tell her daily how valuable she is? And, she is.
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