Two Spanish working dogs are set to protect the animals at the Ezelshoeve in Baarle-Nassau. The donkey sanctuary wants to be prepared when the wolf arrives. For it is certain that the wolf will show up at some point, thinks Peter-Paul van de Berg, who founded the donkey sanctuary together with his wife Jacqueline.
The Ezelshoeve takes in about 55 donkeys. Neglected and sick animals, or animals that can no longer be cared for, can find refuge in…
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Two Spanish working dogs are set to protect the animals at the Ezelshoeve in Baarle-Nassau. The donkey sanctuary wants to be prepared when the wolf arrives. For it is certain that the wolf will show up at some point, thinks Peter-Paul van de Berg, who founded the donkey sanctuary together with his wife Jacqueline.
The Ezelshoeve takes in about 55 donkeys. Neglected and sick animals, or animals that can no longer be cared for, can find refuge in…