Mr Claus has recovered well from the Joint ill that saw him very lame when he arrived. Although the infection has cleared, sadly he has been left with some arthritis. Mr Claus currently has many good days with the occasional not so good one when he is quite stiff in his movement. He is someone

Stewie arrived into care just prior to Christmas when an ongoing leg injury wouldn’t heal. A vet visit revealed that he had a very rare condition where at some stage the growth plate in his shoulder was crushed and, as a result, was non-existent. We decided to give Stewie some time in the hope that

Nero is a special little boy with a personality as unique to him as his unusual physical appearance. His dear little face is as memorable as he is due to him being born with a congenital defect causing his jaw to be misaligned. Despite all this, Nero is such a happy go lucky lamb. He loves

Blitzen and Dancer arrived after both sadly losing their mums. Blitzen was very frightened at first. This was understandable after losing his mum following a week of being by her side. Blitzen was paired with Dancer who was a happy and relaxed little lamb. Although she had some issues with eye ulcers, thanks to the

Sasha and beautiful Meeks were tiny lambs on arrival and both pure Merino. They arrived within 24 hours of each other after Meek’s mum didn’t have enough milk to sustain her and Sasha, one of twins, was abandoned. Although Sasha was healthy on arrival, Meeks was very fragile and took longer to gain her strength.

Prancer and Cupid arrived just in time for Christmas. These 2 beautiful boys were actually born 3 weeks apart. Prancer was only a day old on arrival and was initially quite unsettled due to losing his mum to a prolapse. He is now a happy little guy exploring his new world. Cupid’s Mum lost interest

Elvis was found in a paddock by the farmer, unable to move his back legs. On arrival to LCA, following a 6-hour trip to collect him, we wasted no time getting him to a vet. It was determined that he had a compression on his spine inducive of trauma. At first Elvis was terrified of

Jingle Bells arrived just in time for Christmas after being rejected by her mother. Hungry and alone, our friends at Free Spirits Farm Sanctuary rushed to her aid and cared for her until she could be transported to Melbourne. Jingles was very bright and drank her bottle enthusiastically on arrival and was healthy apart from

2 ewes and 8 lambs were surrendered to LCA when a family, affected by the recent floods, could no longer provide them adequate care. These lucky souls were rehomed in 2 groups of 5. Juliet, Denis, Elise, Gerry and Fluffles are now happy in their forever home where they will live out the rest of