Good Samaritan Donkey Sanctuary is in good hands but more volunteers and donations needed

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Updated June 10 2021 - 1:26pm, first published 8:00am
CARING: Sandy Kokas-Magnusson with some of the animals in care at the Good Samaritan Donkey Sanctuary. The not-for-profit charitable sanctuary is calling for volunteers. Pictures: Ellie-Marie Watts
CARING: Sandy Kokas-Magnusson with some of the animals in care at the Good Samaritan Donkey Sanctuary. The not-for-profit charitable sanctuary is calling for volunteers. Pictures: Ellie-Marie Watts

Port Stephens may be the natural home of the cute and cuddly koala, but for 50 years it has acted as the adopted home for hundreds of rescued donkeys cared for by a dedicated family across two properties in the Clarence Town region.

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