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Down Among the Donkeys 

Angela Rippon investigates the remarkable story of how one woman, Betty Svendsen, devotes almost her whole life to caring for donkeys. At the sanctuary at Sidmouth, in South Devon, she looks after over 400 donkeys.
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Angela Rippon investigates the remarkable story of how one woman, Betty Svendsen, devotes almost her whole life to caring for donkeys. At the sanctuary at Sidmouth, in South Devon, she looks after over 400 donkeys.

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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:BBC South West and Channel Islands

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