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Entrusted her to the community
"when Gladys approached a few people about buying the donkey Jenny, we thought why don't we get together and start hitting the community for a dollar each to raise money for the school" he said "that way everyone owns her and they can only complain to them selves when she wanders into their yards".
"we got $50 together pretty quickly and we came up with the idea of making share certificates and selling them to the general public".
"We expect to get a lot more years out of her yet, so we are going to make it an ongoing thing".
Share sales have reached around 150 in the past two weeks with funds going to school materials, air conditioning and toilet facilities.
Investors had better be quick. The share price could rise after the influx of visitors for the Kajabbi Yabbie Races on Saturday
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