We welcomed these three beautiful ladies in early summer!  We had the opportunity to purchase Button and Jill, who are bred for July 2008 foals (we're counting on spots), and at the last minute, in one of our "weak donkey moments", we decided to take Blossom too.  These three have been together for several years and we hated to break up the trio....you know how that goes....so Full Moon Farm is now home to alot of spots.  We'll bring you updates when the babies start arriving!

Eagle Creek Button

gray and white spotted, mostly white, 31"

DOB: 6-14-03

Dam:  Keller's Little Spice, gray and white spotted, mostly white

Sire:   Keller's Cole's Little Bit, gray dun

Button is a beautiful, delicate little jennet, who is mostly white (in the pictures, she is a little dirty from transport).  She has a small, pretty head, a good top line and a sweet personality.  A little shy when she first came, she is now one of the first girls at the feed trough.  Button had a silver foal with a dark muzzle in 2007.We loved her from the minute we saw her and we can hardly wait to see her foal, due in July.  She is bred to Sunset Acres Rustico, 33", a beautiful red with extensive white points.  Rustico's sire is The Fireman, 32 1/2", dark red and his dam is Sunset Acres Sadie, who is brown.  Rustico is a very handsome, fantastic jack, and while we have seen some of his foals, we are looking forward to having some here at Full Moon Farm.

Keller's Little Jill

gray and white spotted, mostly white, 32"

DOB:  1-5-01

Dam:  S & K Hall's Alice, gray dun, 33 3/4"

Sire:  Keller's Little Stormy, gray and white spotted, 34"

Jill is a lovely jennet with such expressive eyes with full mascara.  She will have her 3rd foal in July, having had 2 previous spotted foals.  The sire to her 2008 foal is Sunset Acres Rustico (see his description above under Button's bio).  Jill is beautifully marked and we are sure her foal will be also.  Excitement is running high as we await these foals from our new spotted  jennets.

Eagle Creek Blossom

 gray and white spotted with gray saddle, 32"

DOB:  10-7-03

Dam:  Keller's Little Jill, gray and white spotted, mostly white, 32"

Sire:  Keller's Connor's Eeyore, gray dun

TSB Full Moon Chocolatta

chocolate brown, 31 ½”

DOB:  12-31-2001

Dam and Sire untraced

Chocolatta is a lovely, small jennet with a sweet personality.  When we first saw her in a large group of donkeys (we were “just looking” that day), she came right up to us and just begged to go home with us.  We bought her without thinking twice because she was small and we liked her looks.  She has produced two really nice foals for us.  We sold her first foal, a dark jennet, to a farm in Tenneessee and her and her 2007 foal was sold to a Kentucky farm.  She is bred back to our white jack for an August 2008 foal. (Artic Man got overly enthusiastic at breeding time and nipped Chocolatta on the neck, thus, the reddish patch of hair where we treated her with peroxide and rose oil.  We never thought about it bleaching her hair until it was too late).

Derbytown’s Bravo’s Ebony

solid black, 32”

DOB:  8-31-2000

Dam:  Half Ass Acres Goldie Hawn, brown/gray & white spotted, 31 ¼”

Sire:   Sweetwater Farm’s Bravo, Brown & white spotted, 32”

Ebony is a beautiful, classy looking jennet and has the best pedigree of all of our miniatures.  She is solid, shiny black and what a lady!  She is never aggressive and if we are not careful, she can get pushed away from the feed trough.  She has good conformation, a beautiful head, deep expressive eyes and  she is an outstanding mother. She will be bred to our white jack in May, 2008.  We would love to get a jennet out of Ebony!

OGF JuJu

gray dun with sorrel highlights, 32”

DOB:  9-17-97

Dam:  Pheasant Meadow Farm’s Amanda, gray-dun, 35 ¾”

Sire:   Deer Valley’s Snookums, 34”

JuJu is a nice jennet who is a good mother and whose 2007 foal, Tiny Tim, is a favorite of all who visit the farm.  JuJu is a graceful jennet with good conformation and a good figure for a jennet who is 10 years old.  When we look at the herd in the field, it is hard to tell her from one of our yearlings. She is bred back to our white jack for an August 2008 foal.

Mack Henry Little Cindi

gray-dun, 32”

DOB:  5-20-06

Dam:  Fisher’s Tabasco Sauce, gray and white spotted, 32 ½”

Sire:   Fisher’s Ghost, F. Frosted Spotted White, 30”

Cindi is a recent addition to our herd and she is an elegant jennet, with a nice straight top line and a beautiful, delicate head.  She is bred back to our sorrel jack, Henry, for a 2008 foal. We call her Isabelle because of another fairy tale princess and to us she looks like a princess.

Windcrest Little Trudy

dark gray/brown, 33”

DOB:  9-8-96

Dam:  Sky Point Jessica, dark brown, 31 ½”

Sire:   Sky Point Donkeyote, dark brown, 32 ½”

Sutherlin’s Little Emily Sue

black/brown *NLP, 33 ½”

DOB:  9-19-94

Dam:  Sutherlin’s Little Patches, dark brown, 34 ½”

Sire:   Sutherlin’s Little Boseephous, black, 35”

Hopper’s Joye

gray-dun, 311/2”

DOB:  10-26-93

Dam:  Hopper’s Mary, gray-dun, 33”

Sire:    Delta Jackson, gray and white spotted, 35”

We have been looking for companions for our two herd sires and we found Zaida and Camilla, a mother-daughter pair.  Their pedigree is untraced, but we are getting them registered and already the jacks have settled down and slowed their pacing.  We refer to Camilla and Zaida as their "new permanent wives"....and we think it is a good solution.  Camilla is in with our white spotted jack, Artic Man and Zaida is in with our sorrel jack, Henry.  They were both open so it was the perfect opportunity to breed them, so we welcome these two jennets to Full Moon Farm.