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Mormon Pioneer Saved a Dying Donkey Family in the Desert—What Happened Next Felt Like a Miracle

Mormon Pioneer Saved a Dying Donkey Family in the Desert—What Happened Next Felt Like a Miracle 👉 Love emotional stories of hope, belief, and human strength? Join Faith Frontier and relive the journeys that shaped generations: 👉    / @dustseasonsus   The sun was merciless over the Salt Lake desert in 1847, turning the cracked earth into a furnace that claimed lives without warning. Ernesto Martinez wiped the sweat from his brow as he spotted movement behind a cluster of rocks—a mother donkey and her two foals, barely breathing, abandoned and dying of thirst. Most pioneers would have kept walking. They had their own survival to worry about. But Ernesto wasn't most pioneers. Before joining Brigham Young's company, he'd been a veterinarian in Mexico, a healer who understood that every life had purpose. As he poured his precious water into his cupped hands, watching the donkeys drink with desperate gratitude, something extraordinary began to unfold. The mother donkey looked into his eyes with an intelligence that seemed almost human. Within hours, these animals would lead him to something hidden in the desert—something that would save not just his wagon train, but dozens of families who had given up hope. But how could animals that were nearly dead just hours before suddenly possess an uncanny ability to navigate the treacherous terrain like seasoned guides? Before we jump back in, tell us where you're tuning in from, and if this story touches you, make sure you're subscribed because tomorrow I've saved something extra special for you 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe and click the notification bell for new stories every week — about the men and women who carried faith farther than fear. 🕊️🏜️