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Heartbroken donkey finds new companion

Horse & Hound Trending: Max and Marian (left) at their home together Credit: The Donkey Sanctuary A donkey who was heartbroken when his best friend died has found a “reason to live again” thanks to a new companion. The Donkey Sanctuary stepped in to help when Sally Hunt’s 24-year-old donkey Max was left “forlorn and lonely” after Rosie died from colic in November. A spokesman for the charity said when welfare adviser Tewsday Herbert found out about Max, she knew she had to “act fast” to find him a companion. “Marian, a 20-year-old mare, lived at the Donkey Sanctuary in Devon, and had initially been passed over as being unsuitable for rehoming due to a dental condition she was born with,” said a charity spokesman.

New equine friend a reason to live again

Horsetalk.co.nz New equine friend “a reason to live again” Marian, left, and Max share some dinner at their new home. © The Donkey Sanctuary A donkey left heartbroken following the loss of his best friend has now found a new companion thanks to international animal welfare charity The Donkey Sanctuary. The 24-year-old male donkey named Max was left forlorn and lonely after the donkey he lived with for many happy years sadly passed away after suffering from a bout of colic. But now Max has been introduced to Marian, a 20-year-old mare, and the pair have become inseparable ever since.

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