Goose arrived into care a scared little boy confused by his change in circumstances. At first refusing to drink and needed plenty of cuddles and reassurance to know he was safe in his new environment. Goose has now started to settle in and is able to drink his bottle without additional support. He is slowly

Dotti is a sweet little girl with the softest, whitest fleece and a polite ladylike voice. From the moment she arrived in foster care she has made friends with everyone. Her BFF, Benetta, is always by her side and her canine and feline friends love having her around. She is easy to please and will

Preston is the sweetest boy who just loves a good cuddle. He wants to be wherever you are and is always glad to see you. Preston will happily sit on or with you whenever he can. He loves head and neck scratches and will be completely mesmerised while he is getting them. Barkley is full

Scooter is a happy little boy who arrived suffering from mildly contracted tendons but we are confident that this will right itself in no time at all (www.lambcareaustralia.org.au/contracted-tendons-in-lambs/). He quickly made friends with his new BFF Barbie who nobody could miss the arrival of due to her very loud voice! Barbie arrived with severe entropian

Penny arrived at just eight days old after the farmer found her alone and severely hypothermic in a dark and cold paddock. Arriving into care in a period of time when so many other lambs have also arrived, Penny’s lonely start to life was definitely not prolonged and she quickly made friends with Buzz who

Woody is a quiet boy who likes chewing on anything he can find including his carer’s shirt. He had difficulty latching onto a bottle when he arrived but is now managing well. Froggy arrived in care very scared after losing his mother with bad scouring (lambcareaustralia.org.au/lamb-health-scours-in-lambs/). The poor little boy was initially too scared to

Jasmine had a large swelling size of a grapefruit on her neck which turned out to be the worst abscess her vet had ever seen. It appears that she was attacked by a fox around the neck which caused the infection. She also struggled with pneumonia (https://lambcareaustralia.org.au/pneumonia-in-lambs/) that needed to be treated with antibiotics. Although

Narla is full of energy and loves nothing more than to bounce around and play all day. She loves to run and will encourage the others to wake from their naps to play with her some more. With a face as cute as hers, we think she will get away with a lot of cheeky

Every lamb who reaches our care has their own unique personality and Simba is no different. Where other lambs happily play and run around with their friends, Simba is a little unsure and timid. He needs to be with his carer for security. Luckily for this young lamb, he has begun to find comfort in