Rescue sheep

Jackie, Lucky, Elle, Lady Bah Bah and their one sister, Tiger (now adopted), lived a cherished life on a small farm, surrounded by affection. But one day, things changed for the worse. This sisterhood was also now at risk, facing euthanasia like so many others on the farm before them.

While our team searched for a safe haven, Lucky gave birth to twins, and Tiger gave birth to one lamb. Hearing of new life being born is typically a special moment, but as the flock continued to grow, so did their risk of euthanasia and our concerns for this family.

Initially, five lives were at risk; now there were eight.

We knew that it wouldn’t be long until the other ewes that were expecting would give birth. Our rescue team had to move fast to find this ever-increasing family refuge.

Thanks to the compassion and generosity of our donors, we were able to step in and provide support quickly, welcoming this family into foster care. Now safe, we celebrated Tiger, Lucky, Lady Bah Bah, and Jackie becoming mothers. ❤️

Today, Lady Bah Bah, River, Lily, Elle, Jackie, Jasper, Jagger, Lucky, Olive and August are thriving, ready for a forever home where they will be seen as companions, not commodities.

This happy bunch can be adopted as a full flock, in smaller groups, or even as mother-and-baby groups.

Elle didn’t have a lamb, so she dedicates her time to what she loves most: eating. Her love for food makes her an approachable and lovely large girl who will eagerly follow you around the pasture, always on the lookout for her next meal.

Lucky is the cuddler of the group. Though smaller in size, she has a big heart and is happy to be brushed and cuddled. Her twins, Olive and August, are now 17 weeks old and are independently exploring their world. Lucky has likely weaned them, but they still delight in their lamb-like antics together, showcasing their energetic spirit and curiosity.

Lady Baa Baa, with her blind udder, comes with a touching story, having given birth to twins, River and Lily, just after arriving in our care. Though unable to nurse them herself, she remains a loving presence in their lives. The twins, now 15 weeks old, are nearing weaning and are incredibly friendly, having had lots of human bonding through bottles. River and Lily have a charming independence while also snuggling up for a cuddle when the opportunity arises.

Jackie complements the flock with her nurturing nature. Having a lamb last, she proudly mothers her twin boys, Jagger and Jasper, who are already 7 weeks old and growing fast under her good care. Jackie has proven herself as a dedicated mother, always attentive to her babies.

With their delightful personalities and engaging behaviour, the sheep make a wonderful addition to a property with enough space to roam and explore. They are all looking for homes where they can continue to flourish, share their affection and lively spirit with their new families.