When Astra came into care she was struggling to drink and was low weight for her age. After a week, however, she began to shine like the little star she is. Astra is now drinking most of her bottles without assistance and has started to gain weight. The sparkle in her eyes and her new

When Malakai came into care he wasn’t thriving as a new born should. A fever indicated that an infection was likely so he was treated with antibiotics and has since begun to thrive. Malakai loves staying close to his new lamb friends and is very vocal when he can’t find them. Photos: Kate Perkins

Brooke is a timid little girl who, when the bottles, appears has a huge personality change and guzzles her milk faster than anyone else. On arrival her back legs were a little weak, however she is gaining strength.   Photos: James Nilsson

Ambrose and Allie came into care when their mum sadly died following their birth. On the positive side they are both healthy lambs who already have a forever home lined up for them.

Olivia is a bundle of joy. She is a happy little girl that loves to be noticed and have all the attention on her. Olivia loves a cuddle and will even try and jump on your lap. They don’t get any more affectionate and loving than this little pocket rocket.   Photos: Meg Milde

Saffie and Sammy were found huddled together at the side of a busy road. We sometimes have lambs surrendered to us who were found in a similar situation and we assume they were born on a transport truck on the way to a slaughterhouse and somehow, being so small, fell off the truck. Being found

Kenny is a very quiet and sensitive lamb who loves to snuggle up to the other lambs he knows aren’t feeling well. Kenny, like so many other lambs, can’t wait for his bottle and to then have a sleep on the heater.   Photos: Meg Milde

Marshall is an energetic lamb with a soft sweet baa that melts your heart, he has a love of books, but hasn’t caught on that he is meant to read them not chew them.   Photos: Meg Milde

Peggy Sue may be little but she is very determined not to let anyone else get fed before her. She will use her little stature to make her way to the front, sneaking past everyone else. We think she will win hearts wherever she goes!   Photos: Meg Milde