Timmy and Tasha are having a lovely time at their foster carer. Playing outside in the vegetable garden is one of their favourite activities. They never have to worry about taking care of themselves because their very special babysitter stays close at hand to watch over these 2 young lambs. 15 July 2021 Tasha loves
Pagan is full of energy and loves to run, jump and bounce. She is improving every day and, considering her tiny size when she arrived, is doing very well in care. She has been welcomed by Amelie and Clara and the 3 now form a very close trio. 21 June 2021 Pagan is still quite
Corrie is a very forward, expressive lamb who lets you know what she’s thinking. She’s lanky and loves jumping everywhere. She give the other lambs a run for their money and never seems to tire of energy. 3 July 2021 Tavish 2 July 2021 Corrie loves dogs, including sleeping beside them, chasing them, and
Like all lambs, Violet and Bowie have formed a strong bond. They are loving their time in foster care and have a fun time playing and cuddling their human carers. It is such a joy to see 2 such happy little lambs and to know that they will have a long and loved life together.
Paddington and Pedro have been with their adopted family for 2 weeks now. In the words of their carer: “Such gorgeous boys. Can’t believe how quickly they have grown! Loving life and playing….“ 28 June 2021 20 June 2021 Paddington and Pedro looking gorgeous as all lambs do. How they manage to be this
Over the past day or 2, Titan’s carer had been preparing for him to slip away as all energy and engagement left him. Miraculously his little head lifted yesterday and she knew the fight needed to continue. The days were hard for dear little Titan with tube feeding, glucose and fluids being given subcutaneously (under
Andy is a very sweet boy who does not often call out. He has one ear shorter than the other. 24 May 2021 Andy had a leg issue on arrival but within 3 days he was up and walking around. Now he bounces. 26 May 2021 Andy 22 May 2021 Andy rested alot on
We often have lambs arrive into care in poor health. It can take weeks to get them properly on their feet. For this reason we are always so pleased when we see someone going to their forever home as a healthy and prospering young lamb. Justin is one such lamb. This week he and his
Xavier, Kysaiah and Feliks are all doing very well. Xavier and Kysaiah are weaned and Feliks has just started the process of weaning. Many lambs do not like it when they gradually have their bottles removed from their daily routine and Felik is being very dramatic about it! His carer thinks she may need
