Rescued Donkey Makes Miraculous Recovery | Animalkind

I met a vet. She got the call that Tulip was in this terrible situation. It was a question of whether she should be euthanized. She was in such bad shape. Then she reached out to me to say, look, I've got this donkey. She's going to need extreme care for the rest of her life. So she asked if we would take her. And right away I said, yes, of course. She was here for a couple months where she was just kind of hanging out. It was the first time she had friends. She had never really had any companionship, human or animal. And when she met Honeybun the goat, it was the weirdest thing. Her and Honeybun were always together. Like they'd sleep together. They'd lay next to each other. They're always around each other. So Honeybun was her friend. I walked out and her patch is right in front of my house. So I walked out of my house, like a 45 degree day. And it was one of those days where I said, I just want to take it easy today and do my basic chores and hang out. Yeah. And then I walked out and she had just given birth. Nobody knew when she was rescued, she was about five or six months pregnant. What's it doing? Oh no. They were doing great. Tulip was an excellent mother right from the first day. And as tired as Tulip is, she started licking Josie and cleaning her up right away. And she took good care of her baby. Her baby was healthy, running around, happy. If this donkey can keep hope, keep faith that everything is going to turn out okay, then I feel like she's an inspiration for people that are going through something or even as terrible as the circumstances may be. There is still hope. And if you hold on and you stay positive like she has, and she's been kind through it, just to, you know, to fight. She knew she was fighting for her baby. And despite all the bad things she fought. Because of Tulip, Josie will only ever know love and safety and she'll never have to live the life that Tulip did.