Visit Us
At California Breakfast Burritos, we know that sometimes all it takes to change the world is a little support and education. The core of our efforts is sharing our passion for burros and their partnership with people. Through our endeavors we hope to teach others about these magical animals. Since our founding in 2018, we have been determined to make an impact putting burros in purposeful active lives. California Breakfast Burritos provides options to Meet the Burros, Volunteer Opportunities, Hikes, Burro Bootcamps, and instruction on the proper handling of a Burro.
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Teaching people about donkeys is what we do. We would love to introduce you to them hands on with personal visit.
Visits are by appointment only, so please contact us to schedule. We are generally available Tuesday-Sunday. Mornings work best as the desert gets warm and the donkeys want their dinner after 3 and stop being sociable.
We can also show you the regional BLM corrals located five minutes away. There, up to a thousand captured burros and horses can be viewed while they are processed for adoption and sale.
We have many ways to volunteer that we can discuss after you visit and see more of what we do.
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No cost but donations are appreciated and essential to our operations. No one is paid and staff are 100 percent volunteer.
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Don’t come to the front door, the donkeys are outside. Use the gate on the left to the backyard. Just lift it a bit and push to open. Kindly close it behind you.
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Please note that photos taken with the burros may be used for various purposes & social media.
No…
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Dogs - for their safety
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Smoking or vaping on the property
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Disrespect of others verbally or physically (human or burro)
Never...
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Take your frustration or anger out on a donkey
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Take a chance; if you are unsure (just ASK!)
Always...
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Supervise all children
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Treat burros and others with the utmost kindness, respect & courtesy
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Ask questions if you do not know the answer
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Close every gate you open and latch it behind you. Chains go under bars or the mule will open them
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Wear closed-toed shoes
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Dress appropriately and wear hats/sunscreen/gloves
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Drink lots of water and take breaks
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Be alert and aware of your surrounding and the burros attitudes
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Minimize mobile phone use as you will NOT be alert & aware
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Report all incidents and hazardous conditions to a staff member as soon as possible
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Smile, have fun, come back soon
Do Not…
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Enter enclosures/pens/stalls without permission and supervision of an authorized adult
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Climb panels or gates - you may crawl through carefully
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Feed treats unless you have been told to do so
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Loop lead rope around hand or fingers
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Let burros eat on trail until work is done
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No riding, you may push, pull or carry your donkey
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Show up unannounced (access will not be granted if we do not know you’re coming)
Safety Summary
-Don't feed treats w/o permission - after working is best
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-No dogs - for their safety
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-No smoking
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-Don't loop lead rope around hand or fingers
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-No grazing until work is done
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-No riding, you may push, pull or carry your donkey
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-Smile, have fun, come back soon
What Our Clients Say
"Working with CBB has been nothing but a pleasure! John & Karin are wonderful people with experience, knowledge and love for burros! Can't ask for a better combo! I'm so appreciative of the time and effort they've given to help me pick out my boys (and the knowledge they've shared)! I can't wait to participate in the Run with The Burros race!!"