Cute little Archer is doing well in care. He had Entropian in one eye (lambcareaustralia.org.au/entropian-in-lambs/) but is drinking well and otherwise healthy. Entropian, once treated, usually heals well so it is just a matter of time until Archer is in full health. Archer is a cuddly and gentle boy. He enjoys going outside and wandering

Ethan is lucky to be alive considering what he has been through in his short 4-5 weeks of life. He was surrendered into our care with a suspected injury to his right shoulder. We don’t know how long he had been running around in the paddock trying to keep up with his mum before the

Steffi has arrived into care in what seems to be fantastic health. Slight weakness in her back legs but they should build their strength up and be okay. Steffi is doing everything a newborn lamb should do. She is happy, bright, playful and loves her bottle. Mostly, though, she loves a snuggle with a human

Richard and Lourdes arrived several weeks ago. We don’t usually wait this long to post about our arrivals but in the case of these 2 boys we felt waiting was better. Every lamb has their own unique personality and Richard and Lourdes are no exception. With this delightful pair, however, their personalities took a little

Hunter and his twin Squirrel, arrived cold and afraid but healthy. Hunter was very alert and interested in the new environment he had found himself in and was quick to introduce himself to the other lambs in care. Poor Squirrel was the total opposite. He loved the reassuring cuddles from his carers and cried non

Tay Tay and Reef came into care via Edgars Mission. Tay Tay took a little while to come out of her shell but is now finding her bounce. Reef is an affectionate, gentle and cuddly little boy. Reef loves to look after the less confident Tay Tay. He wraps his long legs around her and

When Peggy and Cyril arrived into care, Peggy was healthy but poor Cyril had a major ulceration on one eye and a slight cloudiness over the other. We are pleased to say Cyril’s eyes are gradually improved with the help of ointment. Peggy and Cyril are both independent little lambs who are full of energy

Moose is a sweet, gentle boy who, on arrival, weighed in at a large 6.6kg at birth. Moose has parrot mouth which is when the upper jaw is longer than the lower jaw and so there is a gap between the upper and lower incisors when the mouth is closed. Some lambs who are born

Lou arrived into care after a farmer found her alone in the paddock. She had a sore tummy, eyes and needed tender loving care to gain much needed strength after her ordeal. Lou has been very brave and happy to make friends with the humans. Radar came into care with her brother Kazoo. They were