Burros were used by gold miners as pack animals in California more than a century ago. Today, wild donkeys teem in areas of San Bernardino County, where they have become a safety hazard on local ...

While serving as a sanctuary for injured burros, DonkeyLand has also been responding to reports of sick donkeys and taking them to equine veterinarians for treatment. However, the illnesses have ...

The DonkeyLand preserve in total encompasses about 2,000 acres. The sanctuary is designed to protect the wild animals and keep them out of harm's way. Animals that are injured or ill are examined ...

A safe place for wild burros to wander freely without traffic or trains. It's a project DonkeyLand's founder Amber Cheatham has been working on for a decade. "We are about 90% done with the ...

To keep the wild population under control, in 2019 and again in 2023, San Bernardino County has contracted with Riverside’s nonprofit DonkeyLand, which operates a 2,000-acre wildlife preserve ...

The contracts, which were signed with DonkeyLand, went into effect on April 1 and will provide a number of services that support the burros in the Reche and San Timoteo canyons. "Working closely ...

Subscribe here. San Bernardino and Riverside counties had previously contracted with Riverside-based nonprofit DonkeyLand, which operates a 2,000-acre wildlife preserve for wild burros and abused ...

(Photo by Terry Pierson, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG) DonkeyLand, a volunteer-run sanctuary and rescue center for the animals, has been receiving frequent calls about sick or dying burros in Reche ...

San Bernardino County leaders on Tuesday announced a new pair of plans that partner them with a local nonprofit organization to oversee the care of the area's sprawling wild donkey population.