Exmouth’s Repair Café has played host to a wide variety of guests recently, including a rabbit, a horse and a donkey.

Exmouth Journal: Repairs being made at Exmouth Repair Cafe. Picture: Jean HoldenRepairs being made at Exmouth Repair Cafe. Picture: Jean Holden (Image: Archant)

If you have a family item that needs some tender loving care, perhaps to pass on to the next generation, consider taking it along to a Repair Café in Tower Street Methodist Church, on the first Saturday of the month, where the volunteer repairers may be able to give it a new lease of life.

The donkey pictured is 60 years old and was bought by its owner for her son.

When he was six months old, her son was placed on the donkey’s back by his father.

Unfortunately, the weight was too much and the donkey’s front legs collapsed.

Exmouth Journal: Repairs taking place at Exmouth Repair Cafe. Picture: Jean HoldenRepairs taking place at Exmouth Repair Cafe. Picture: Jean Holden (Image: Archant)

Restoration began in last month’s Repair Café when the legs were fixed by Mike and Marion’s combined talents.

The next Repair Café will be held on Saturday, October 6, from 10am to 1pm.

Exmouth Journal: A donkey repaired at Exmouth Repair Cafe. Picture: Jean HoldenA donkey repaired at Exmouth Repair Cafe. Picture: Jean Holden (Image: Archant)

Exmouth Journal: The donkey being repaired at Exmouth Repair Cafe. Picture: ContributedThe donkey being repaired at Exmouth Repair Cafe. Picture: Contributed (Image: Archant)