7 February 2024 This Friday LCA will undertake another mammoth journey, covering a distance of 1262km from Port Macquarie to Melbourne, in an attempt to help a 12 week old lamb called Hugo. We were recently contacted by the carer of Hugo who, following his birth, was unable to stand. Through sheer determination this young

Introducing Florence – a cute little girl who arrived into our care via Edgar’s Mission. Florence is a strong and healthy lamb who has already found her forever home.   Photos: Meg Milde

Introducing the tiny Button who, on arrival, weighed a mere 873g! He is the smallest lamb by far to ever arrive into the care of LCA. At that tiny size, we actually did not have high hopes for his survival but this cute little Button is going from strength to strength. Photos: Kate Perkins

Jed and Cara were sadly rejected by their mum. These 2 little lambs are very quiet and like to keep to themselves. They spend all day together playing in the grass and then love to curl up together to sleep. We are glad that, after such a sad start to life, they have each other

Mr Magoo was born to a first time mum but did not have an easy birth. During the birth process he became stuck, preventing his mum from delivering him unaided. Luckily the farmer found Mr Magoo and his mum and assisted the birthing process to its completion. Sadly, possibly because of the stress the first

Lavender has been through a tough start to life. Suffering from Entropian in both eyes, she needed immediate vet care. Lavender’s eyes are now improving but currently she is unable to stand. When Lavender came into care, she was suffering from starvation resulting in such a lack of muscle in her legs that she was

Neither Sooty nor Clarence arrived into care in great shape. The underweight Sooty with contracted back tendons and the worse off Clarence also with leg problems along with a neck tendon that forces his neck to the left. Despite this struggle so early in life, Sooty and Clarence are both happy and gentle little lambs

Sometimes miracles happen and Lolly’s story is one of just such a miracle. Late last week, a car was travelling behind a truck full of sheep on its way (we presume) to a slaughterhouse. Slowing to stop at the exit of the freeway, the people in the car saw a little white bundle appear through

Amelia arrived into care with severe damage to her left eye that we think was caused by a fox bite. Whisper had flystrike in one of her hooves. Whilst the farmer had cleaned the hoof and removed any maggots there was still something not quite right and she was unable to stand. Both girls have