Moonshine Meadows in Pocatello, Idaho raises miniature Mediterranean donkeys with a program rooted in decades of hands-on experience. Sue and Larry Myers started the operation in 1996, moving the herd from Washington to South Carolina and eventually settling in Idaho with 25 donkeys.
The focus at Moonshine Meadows is on structural quality and temperament above all else. Bone structure and attitude drive every breeding decision, while color is treated as secondary — a nice bonus rather than a goal. The herd is bred toward performance, with an emphasis on animals capable of pulling carts. Bloodlines trace to nationally recognized high-point jacks, and the program does not place animals in guard roles, a deliberate choice reflecting the owners' understanding of the breed's size and temperament.
Herd dynamics receive close attention at this miniature donkey farm in Idaho, with Sue and Larry observing bonding pairs closely enough that some have been kept together rather than separated. Those looking for miniature Mediterranean donkeys from a long-running program will find one with a clear, consistent selection philosophy built over many years.
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