We have 12 active brood jennets that we breed approximately every other year. We have 2 young jennets that will not be bred until they are, at least, four years of age so that they are not expected to raise foals of their own until they are mature at five years of age or older. If other breeders followed this practice we could possibly keep the donkey market from falling and our donkeys happier and healthier. As these young jennets are added to our breeding program we will be offering some of our other jennets for sale to keep our herd at a manageable number. We want to always be able to give each of our donkeys the individual attention that they crave.

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Click  Here  for  "Jennets That Have Foals by Their Sides."

You are now on our 'Future Brood Jennets'  page

Click  Here  for  "Show Circuit or Ambassador Jennets."

Click  Here  for  "Retired/Deceased Brood Jennets for Reference."

Click  Here  for  "Photos of Bags of Jennets Close to Foaling."

Dee's Little Miss Much (Missy)
Dark Brown & White Spotted Jennet
DOB 4/06/23 @ 2:58 am.
Birth Height:  22½" ~ Birth Weight: 26.2 lbs
Height on June 5th, 202: 32"
MDR #74489
ACOSA # pending
Microchip ID# on file

Sire: HHAA Little Much, 28¼" Very Dark Brown, NLP
      Grand Sire:  HHAA Jealous Much, 30½" Dark Brown/White Spot
      Grand Dam:  Heiken's Ark Ramona LB, 28¾" Very Dark Brown, NLP

Dam:  KZ Bandit's Fancy Pants, 31½" Brown-Roan/White Spotted
     Grand Sire: Donkette Korral Bandit, 30¾" Dark Brown/White Spotted
     Grand Dam:  Allen's Acres Sweet Black Cherrie, 34¾" Black, NLP

Click MDR sign for Missy's complete pedigree.

We just purchased the last of Dee Schroeder's fantastic herd as she was retiring and this little beauty was born shortly after arriving here. She is very correct and heavy boned. Missy is now being fitted for showing along with her best friend, Cinder, by Savannah Ames at Southern Asspitality Miniature Donkey Farm in Wartrace, Tennessee.My health told me that my serious showing days are over. Savannah will show them to their full potential I have no doubt.

First Day Outside

HHAA Glass Slipper (Cinder)
Red/Brown & White Spotted Jennet
DOB: 7/16/23 @2:08 am
Birth Height:  21" ~ Birth Weight: 24.0 lbs
Height on June 5th, 2026: 30½"
MDR #74491~ ACOSA #pending
Microchip ID# on file

Sire: HHAA Goosebumps, 32" Black & White Spotted
      Grand Sire:  TTW Cowboy's Kalamazoo, 30 5/8" Black/White Spot
      Grand Dam:  H. R. Stella, 32¾" Black, NLP

Dam:  Braethorn Ramblin' Rose, 32" Dark Red
      Grand Sire: Sunset Acres Irish Rambler, 33" Red
      Grand Dam:  RoseWood Chloever at Braethorn, 32½" Red

Click MDR sign for Cinder's pedigree!

Photos and videos above were taken of Cinder straight out of the pasture in her summer unclipped coat on June 4th, 2026. Cinder was born while our great friend, Carla Cortasi, was visiting from England.  We were so hoping Rosie would wait until Carla was here before foaling and she did not let us down. Cinder is now being fitted for showing along with her best friend, Missy, by Savannah Ames at Southern Asspitality Miniature Donkey Farm in Wartrace, Tennessee. My health told me that my serious showing days are over. Savannah will show them to their full potential I have no doubt.
 

Photos/Videos Taken June 4th, 2026
First Day Outside
Birth video

Click  Here  for  "Jennets That Are Due to Foal."

Click  Here  for  "Jennets That Have Foals by Their Sides."

You are now on our 'Future Brood Jennets'  page

Click  Here  for  "Show Circuit or Ambassador Jennets."

Click  Here  for  "Retired/Deceased Brood Jennets for Reference."

Click  Here  for  "Photos of Bags of Jennets Close to Foaling."