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Baby donkey Moon returns to owners after two week search

She had been stolen from her home at Miller's Ark Animal farm

Chris Brayford
clock • 2 min read
Pamela Jessopp, owner of Miller's Ark Animal farm, was delighted to be reunited with baby donkey Moon
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Pamela Jessopp, owner of Miller's Ark Animal farm, was delighted to be reunited with baby donkey Moon

A baby donkey stolen from a farm in Hampshire over two weeks ago has been reunited with her owners following a police investigation. Moon, the donkey, was located at an address on White House Lane in...

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