Forrest arrived into our care back in August of last year. He was born with severely contracted tendons in his front legs. Due to his age, straightening them was not possible as it often is for younger lambs. Surgery was also not a viable option for this dear lttle boy. Forrest was adopted into the
Dobby came into care at 3 weeks of age having recently lost his mum. He loves to follow his carer around and is a strong drinker, something that always makes us happy. He has been paired with Rain who is not holding back showing him who is boss! Rain was born during one of the cold
Rocky arrived into our care in September. He has been down a rough road with his Mum dying and leaving him to fend for himself. Fleur arrived at around the same time and was suffering terribly from joint ill to the extent that surgery was necessary. The surgery was excisional arthroplasty where the head of
Sienna is human oriented and if put outside without her human will baa to come back in. She loves being patted and just receiving plenty of human attention in general. Tot was premature and spent the first few weeks in an incubator, requiring feeding all through the night for two full weeks so that his
Stella is a highly energetic lamb who constantly wants to play, her favourite time to party is in the middle of the night. She loves her bottle and is healthy and happy. Rosalie is much more laid back often a trait seen in merinos. She follows Stella everywhere making them a really nice pair. Rosalie
Possibly the funniest lamb to have ever come into care is Bluebell. This tiny tot with a huge personality jumps everywhere she goes. We are pretty sure she has some goat in her because she sure acts like one. She is pure sunshine. Libby is equally beautiful but in a much quieter way. She adores
Popcorn is a big boy with a big voice who has let us know very convincingly all he wants is to be cuddled and to feel safe. We are more than happy to satisfy that need!
This morning was mucking out the stable day which Shyla found very entertaining. As a new bed of thick, warm straw went down she bounced around in it for the first time as a healthy lamb would do. It was beautiful to witness but her very tired legs have now told her she really needs
Frosty isn’t feeling very well. He is 3 to 4 weeks old yet looks days old and has something upsetting his tummy that is causing him pain and reluctance to drink. Frosty is currently being tube fed which we hate doing because it makes him feel uncomfortable afterwards but it is vital he receives nutrients
