Rescued donkeys give rides to kids

CHILDREN with special needs in Malaga can’t wait for their free donkey rides on Wednesdays during school term.

Donkey Assisted Therapy for Children helps with disabilities and rescued donkeys such as Estrella and Bienvenidathe are being used.

A school spokesperson said: “We are sure all children involved are eagerly waiting for their next session with our donkey heroes”.

The charity, El Refugio del Burrito, specialise in rescuing donkeys and have visited Special Needs School Reina Sofía in Antequera since 2007.

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