Stirling and Easton are two beautiful little lambs whose difficult beginnings have been replaced by friendship, safety and love. Now, with their relaxed and easy-going personalities, they spend their days snoozing in the sunshine, eating, running and exploring the world together. The very best of friends, they are rarely far from one another and can

Fern and Willow are two beautiful pure Merino lambs whose friendship has helped them through a difficult beginning. When Fern arrived in our care, she was suffering from a severe fox bite to her tail. Despite every effort to save it, the damage was too great, and her tail had to be amputated. Thankfully, with

Luca arrived after being found alone, covered in afterbirth and crying for help. Thankfully, he was found by the right person, someone who knew of Lamb Care Australia and reached out for help. Since coming into care, Luca has blossomed into the most beautiful, sweet and adventurous lamb. He loves to be loved, cuddled and

Pebbles came into care as a tiny lamb needing a safe place to grow and thrive. Aside from some early tummy troubles and scours, she has done remarkably well and has blossomed into a happy, healthy little girl. Now paired with LB, the two make a lovely team. LB is a calm and relaxed little

Neptune and Jupiter came into care after being rejected, two tiny lambs who found themselves alone when they should have been with their mum. In those first fragile days, Neptune struggled. The bottle didn’t come easily, and every feed took patience and perseverance. But with time, practice, and plenty of determination, he found his rhythm.

Eggbert and Al are best friends whose lives changed forever when they came into care. Eggbert suffered devastating injuries to both eyes, which had ruptured and could not be saved. Both eyes had to be removed, leaving him completely blind. Despite everything he has endured, Eggbert has adapted remarkably well and continues to approach life

  When tiny Oak and Alder first came into care, they were fragile little souls who had to be gently lifted from their mother’s side when she could no longer provide the milk they needed to survive. Oak, the more sensitive of the two, needed to be held tightly in his carer’s arms to feel

When King George and King Edward first arrived at Lamb Care Australia, they carried the weight of a painful past. Rescued from the pound, Edward bore wounds from a dog attack, and both lambs had clearly known fear and uncertainty. Now, some weeks on, these two gentle souls are thriving in care. They’ve settled beautifully,

Cedar and Cypress arrived into care on a cold, grey winter’s day, two tiny lambs, each alone in the world, each with a story that tugged deeply at our hearts. Cypress had been rejected by his mum, left to face the harshness of drought and winter on his own. A quiet little soul, he arrived