Shiloh and Buzz came to Zeb’s together from a serious neglect situation in November of 2013. Shiloh, 25 at the time, arrived with a body condition score of just 2 but with good care and senior feed he has rebounded quickly and is becoming the lovely and regal old man he is meant to be. […]
Our lovely Moses came to us as part of a rescue out of eastern Oregon in 2012. He arrived at the sanctuary a terrified and thin old man with failing eyesight and terrible PTSD from his previous life. With good soft food and lots of love and patience, this amazing mule man has gained weight […]
Ebony is our city girl who was born in 1982 and lived her first 31 years with her human on a city lot in SE Portland. She was the last livestock animal grandfathered into the City of Portland when it grew up around her. When her human passed away suddenly, neighbors rallied to get this […]
In late spring of 2022, we said goodbye to its eldest herd member Daisy. This incredible donkey arrived 10 years ago from a lifetime of living tied to a tree. Within weeks she had adjusted her crown and smoothed out her gown and became the ongoing and undisputed queen of the sanctuary. Daisy innately new […]
Dove was surrendered to Zeb’s Wish (along with her pony and Mini mule companions) in March of 2013 after several visits by animal welfare authorities. Dove, the worst off, both mentally and physically, came to Zebs for sanctuary while her companions went to another rescue for adoption. This poor little mule had feet that were […]
Buzz came to Zeb’s with Shiloh from a meth house. He was the protector of Shiloh and his champion. As Buzz recovered we could see a really sensitive, adventurous and fun loving boy emerge. This guy is a real sweetheart and charmer and we look forward to him finding him his perfect forever home! We […]
Brother Bud crossed the rainbow bridge In April 2020, at the wonderful old age of 37. Bud came to Zeb’s Wish in November of 2011 after his owner passed away. He had been a performance horse in his previous life that left him with chronic injuries in his feet and legs. When he was no longer able to perform, he was […]