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Marshall
Marshall is an energetic lamb with a soft sweet baa that melts your heart, he has a love of books, but hasn’t caught on that he is meant to read them not chew them. Photos: Meg Milde
Lambs spend 10 – 12 weeks in Foster Care. It is during this time that we look for a suitable forever home. If you see any lambs on this page who you would like to adopt, please click the Adopt button for further information.
Marshall is an energetic lamb with a soft sweet baa that melts your heart, he has a love of books, but hasn’t caught on that he is meant to read them not chew them. Photos: Meg Milde
Peggy Sue may be little but she is very determined not to let anyone else get fed before her. She will use her little stature to make her way to the front, sneaking past everyone else. We think she will win hearts wherever she goes! Photos: Meg Milde
Chickpea is a bright happy little lamb who is full of energy and loves to jump around. She will step on the other lambs to try and push her way through to the warmest spot in the house. Photos: Meg Milde
Bert, with the whitest wool as soft as his baa, arrived into care very quiet and unsure of himself. Lots of cuddles soon brought out his sweet personality and his love of cuddles. Photos: James Nilsson
Carlie arrived a very tiny, but healthy girl. Size doesn’t matter to her, however, and her loud baa is used to tell her carer in no uncertain terms when she is hungry! Carlie soon becomes quiet when she has a full belly and finds a lap to snuggle into and goes to sleep with her
Leonard arrived after a bird of prey tried to take him. He is a fragile little boy with big trusting eyes and a fighting spirit who we think will do well in life once he finds his way and a forever home where he can live happily. Photos: James Nilsson
Mila arrived as a tiny 2.1kg baby and was kept alive during her early days in one of our Intensive Care Units. When lambs are born at such a low weight they are very susceptible to glucose levels dropping which can cause their body temperature to drop dangerously low. Once a lamb is hypothermic they
Don’t be fooled by her small size – Arizona has a big personality. She is very sassy and will not let anyone get in between her and her bottle. Arizona is very independent and quite the diva, she knows what she wants and will let you know she wants it now. Photos: Kate Perkins
Bingo and Bluey arrived into care scared but curious. They were both healthy and happy despite some scouring and were instantly excited for a bottle. Initially, Bluey was the braver of the two and Bingo relied on him for safety. As Bingo learnt he could trust his carer he became more independent. The two of