Fine Impressions Paso Fino Horse Farm

06/09/2026

Madison and Pasionera! Great memories!

05/30/2026

So peaceful ☺️

05/23/2026

Confidante looking beautiful!

05/22/2026

Poloma got new fly boots! Love the 💜
I can’t believe the flies are already attacking her legs! 😤

05/04/2026

Yes they sure do! 🫏

🫏 Did You Know?
Donkeys have incredible memories.

They can recognize places and other animals—even after many years.
That’s part of what makes rescue so meaningful… they remember kindness. ❤️

Learn more:
https://turningpointedonkeyrescue.org/

03/29/2026

What a wonderful day we had with our event Donkeys & Donuts! Thank you everyone that came and helped out! I truly am blessed !
Watch for our next event in the fall called
Hee-Haw Harvest! 🎃🍁
Here are some highlights! 🍩🫏

02/21/2026

Take those halters off! ✅

Halter safety story. My vet said something to me the other day that shocked me and highlighted the reason you should never leave halters on any unattended equine. She said “I can’t tell you how many horses I’ve had to put down because they got their back foot stuck in their halter. They completely destroy their muscles.” It’s not just about them getting it caught on an outside object. They can catch another equine in it too. Take those halters off if you are not actively working with them. 🫣😬

02/15/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from Poloma and Jessabelle! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

02/13/2026

Many people think of donkeys as hardy, low-maintenance “small horses.” However, while they have similarities, donkeys are a completely different species and, as such, have a different physical, mental, and emotional makeup.

Here are a few things to keep in mind while caring for our long-eared friends during the colder months:

❄️ Donkeys are more sensitive to changes in temperature than their equine friends. You can help by making sure that they have shelter from wind and precipitation, ensuring they have a good body condition, offering adequate food and water, and checking their temperature during freezing weather.

❄️ Donkeys grow winter coats differently than horses do. Although they may grow thicker coats, they are generally not water resistant or as insulating as a horse's coat in the winter. This makes it even more crucial that donkeys have access to a dry shelter so they can stay warm.

❄️ Being stoic animals, donkeys often don't show signs of hypothermia until they are very sick.

Remember that every animal is different depending on age, breed, and other health conditions, so be sure to talk to your primary veterinarian to address any concerns or questions!

This information is brought to you by the AAEP Horse Owner Education Committee.

📸 Dr. Iris Foote

01/23/2026

Please stay safe out there! Remember horses drink more water in the winter to stay warm! ❤️🐴🥶