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Meet Chachi

BEHS ID: BEHS 625 - Chachi
Status: Adopted
2014 Adoptions
2013 Adoptions
Date of Birth: 1 January 2007
Arrived at BEHS: 30 December 2011
Adopted: 27 September 2014
Breed: Donkey; Standard Donkey
Gender: Male; Gelding
Height: 10 hands
Color: Grey; Pinto
Markings: None
Intake Group: Collin County; Collin County December 2011

Chachi was found estray and placed with BEHS. Chachi was adopted in 2013 as a pet and companion. He was returned in 2014 through no fault of his. He moved to a foster home who enjoyed having him – he’s quite a character and charmer! He was adopted to a be a pet and companion. His foster home will miss him, but he’s lucky to have a home of his own!