Lambs spend the first week or two under the watchful of one of our experienced Initial Carers who ensure a satisfactory level of health prior to going to Foster care. If you would like to foster any of the lambs who appear on this page, please click the Foster Me button for further information.
Flo is such a sweet quiet girl who loves her buddy but is also content wandering around if she’s not ready to sleep. Head scratches are of course a favourite but nothing tops hay and bottles. Photos: Meg Milde
The saying “opposites attract” is true for Blossom and Olly who are as different as night and day. While Olly loves to be cuddled and is a chilled boy with a very quiet baa, Blossom only likes to be cuddled on her terms and she has no worries letting you know when she isn’t happy.
Manfred is a little Damara Lamb who is very inquisitive and a little bit mischievous. He has formed a strong bond with a slightly older lamb and the two of them love to explore and gambol together. He is a gentle, sweet natured lamb who has adjusted very well to his new surroundings and like
Pokemon is the leader of the crew and the loudest by far. He is always on the lookout for whatever mischief he can find or create! Pokemon’s favourite time of the day is when he can sit outside in the sun. As the sun moves across the garden bed so does Pokemon as he enjoys
3 month old Poppet arrived into care unable to use her back legs. She was taken straight to Romsey Vet where X-rays showed Poppet had a malformation in her the neck. Although we are uncertain as to whether this is a congenital birth defect or traumatic injury from birth, we do know that compression on
Milly and Marge are both very gentle girls who will approach you for a pat on the cheek and a head scratch once they get to know you. They have adjusted well to being part of a small flock and it didn’t take them long to work out where the treats come from. Photos:
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
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
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