Ben, a pure Merino lamb, had a hard start to life. At 2 weeks old, after surviving a life threatening episode of bloat (www.lambcareaustralia.org.au/lamb-health-bloat-in-lambs/), he came down with a severe tummy bug. Ben felt sore and unwell for a while but medication and lots of cuddles soon had him feeling better. Andie arrived as a

Gordy is a lamb with such beautiful eyes who arrived after his Mum couldn’t look after him. He is doing incredibly well in care. He has made friends with Ben, Gordy, Ravi and a few of the other lambs currently in care. Gordy loves his bottle and a warm lap to snuggle in to. His

Tina is an older lamb who was very loved but needed to be surrendered due to contracted tendons and severe Joint ill (https://lambcareaustralia.org.au/lamb-health-joint-ill-in-lambs/) in her front legs. Tina has never met other lambs so she has really enjoyed making new friends. Tina has a long way to go, but she is showing an incredible resilience

Paisley arrived as a tiny 3kg girl. She is a snuggly girl who loves to follow other lambs around but at her photo shoot she proved to be an ideal solo model! Aspen came into care unable to stand unsupported. After spending some time in the ICU and being inspected by the vet, Aspen is

Dakari arrived in care with his twin, Sparrow, after their mother became gravely ill. Born in torrential rain and coated in mud and poo, he and his brother had a bleak start to life. After a bottle, bath and blow dry, Dakari felt like a new lamb and has settled in well with his new

Mack and Cam, both pure Merino lambs, arrived together after being found all alone by the farmer. At a time when the weather was turning so cold during the nights, we are very glad they were found and surrendered into our care. Cam has a beautiful nature and you will always find him close to

Lottie, a gentle soul, was one of triplets. She was born with a super long body and at first had trouble using her back legs, only able to stand for short periods of time. With time, Lottie developed the strength in her legs that now allows her to run and play like all the other

Posie arrived with friends Primrose and Aster. Just like them she also missed out on the vital colostrum lambs usually get from their mums and was slow to become strong and healthy. Now, however, there is no stopping her. When Ravi arrived into our care he was a very sick little boy with severe scouring

Primrose and Aster struggled a little with their health when they arrived as they missed out on the vital colostrum all lambs need from their Mum. Despite these setbacks they are both now doing relatively well. The love all things lamby such as milk, cuddles and chewing on what they aren’t supposed too!!   Photos