Bosses of Scotty's Donkeys, which has more than 100 animals, say it will take more than a few days to move over 10 years of blood, sweat and tears.
Scotty's Donkeys, which is based at the Apley Estate on the A442 Bridgnorth Road at Apley, between Bridgnorth and Telford, may have to close at the end of the year as the land they lease is being returned to owners.
An emotional statement put out by Scotty's Donkeys said:"We have been told by Apley Estate that we need to be off their land by September, this is a very upsetting and stressful time for us all. "We are sorry to have to announce this in such an uncertain and abrupt way but obviously had to let you know directly from us in our own words."As of Tuesday morning the social media post had attracted more than 280 shares with 487 people leaving comments.
Naomi Lane added:"I’m honestly gutted.We absolutely love visiting you guys. It’s one of my favourite places to come with my children. I’ll be honest, we only ever come to Apley to visit Scotty's Donkeys & Animal Park and I won’t be returning."We really hope you can sort something. It won’t be the same without you. They’ll lose so many customers.
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