The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth, Devon, has devised an unconventional solution to prevent its donkeys from suffering from insect bites. The sanctuary, which is home to over 400 donkeys, has started dressing its residents in loose-fitting trousers, leggings, and pyjamas in an effort to keep them protected from biting insects.
Donkeys at Devon Sanctuary Wear Pyjamas and Don-Gerees to Combat Insect Bites
UKPulse News DeskThe Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth, Devon, is using donated clothes to protect its donkeys from insect bites, with 40 animals now wearing pyjamas and don-gerees.
- Donkeys at The Donkey Sanctuary are wearing pyjamas and don-gerees to prevent insect bites.
- The sanctuary is appealing for donations of unwanted loose-fitting trousers, leggings, and pyjamas.
- The charity says the clothes have made a significant difference to the welfare of its donkeys.
Why this matters: This innovative approach to protecting the welfare of donkeys highlights the challenges faced by animal sanctuaries in maintaining the health and well-being of their residents.
What this means for you: What this means for you: If you have unwanted clothes that could be put to good use, consider donating them to The Donkey Sanctuary.