Slade House Farm is the only farm open to the general public. It is home to about 500 of our donkeys who live in small groups. This group of donkeys, which includes adoption donkey, Ruby, live in the main barn and have a yard and paddock to roam freely in. Choose this webcam to see what they get up to in their barn.
An outside view of our main barn donkeys who live at the heart of the Sanctuary. In the summer months you can watch donkeys grazing in their fields and during the winter months we turn the camera around so you can watch our donkeys live as they stay in the warm barn out of the rain and snow. Look out for gorgeous dark brown adoption donkey, Ruby: she’s the tallest in the herd.
Shelter 1 is home to a group of very friendly donkeys who support events, activities and education here at the Sanctuary. This group of donkeys, including Barney, Mopsy and Bramble, love meeting new people. Stream our Shelter 1 donkeys online to see them at play.
Meet adoption donkeys Ashley and Zena and their friends on this webcam located at Shelter 4 along the central walkway around The Donkey Sanctuary.
Meet miniature adoption donkey Gareth and his friends on this webcam. Situated in the heart of the Sidmouth Sanctuary, Gareth and his best friend Benji love being part of this small herd of gorgeous donkeys including Ginny, Whistle and retired adoption donkey, Little Vijay.
Other adoption donkeys, Timothy and Walter are close by at Cottage Barn, while visitors can find Teddy at Shelter 3, Ashley at Shelter 4 and Millie at Shelter 6. Big adoption donkey Ruby can also be found on the webcams in Main Barn. All are an easy walk from the centre of the Sidmouth Sanctuary. We also offer Meet the Groom sessions at each paddock so you can find out lots more about the adoption donkeys. More details can be found at the Visitors' Centre.
Don’t miss this donkey webcam situated at Buffalo Barn along Walk C. It is home to our herd of gentle giants, the French Poitou donkeys. The tallest in the group stands over 16hh and the smallest in the group is Barney, a standard-sized donkey but with plenty of character. Choose this webcam to stream all the action from our donkey goliaths.
Tune in to our special mule-cam to watch the everyday adventures of these beautiful animals. A mule is the result of breeding between a male donkey and a female horse. Watch our only adoption mule, Millie, and her best friend, Jump, on this webcam and you’ll learn so much about how different mules are to donkeys.
