Edgar’s Mission Passport

B1 and B2

Full Name

B1 and B2

Kind

Sheep

Date of Entry

19th August 2022

Date Rehomed

20th August 2022

Favourite Activity

Gambolling around our heated nursery

Special Ability

Modelling fashionable pajamas

Certified true likeness

Signature

B1 and B2’s story

Are you thinking what we are thinking?

Updated August 19, 2022

Proving that good things come in small (read 2kg teeny tiny, small) woolly packages, B1 and B2 entered our world, and quickly gambolled their way into our hearts.

Meet B1 and B2, while not quite Bananas in Pyjamas bounding down the staircase, but two sweet little Black Suffolk lambs in bright, colourful jackets who have been gambolling around our heated nursery.

And if you are thinking what we are thinking – they are quintessentially adorable.

And you’d be right!

Proving that good things come in small (read 2kg teeny tiny, small) woolly packages, B1 and B2 entered our world just yesterday. Not long after they had entered THE world.

Born as the final contingent of a set of triplets, the largest and strongest one managing to go it alone, but alas, not so these wee ones.

With such low birthweight they were struggling to suckle, let alone survive, and chances are, had kindness not intervened they would not have.

Although weak and in need of life-enhancing colostrum at first, their lives have quickly turned around with a decided spring entering their steps and unbridled enthusiasm for their bottles raging through their sweet lips – lips, it would seem that have taken on a life all of their own.

Teaching us what it means to be vulnerable and least heard and how the simple act of kindness can turn one’s life around, B1 and B2 shall forever resonate this important message whether in Cuddlestown, our heated nursery, or beyond.

So, welcome to the world little ones, may your adventures be filled with excitement and joy, and may your lives be filled with kindness and love.

Whilst B1 and B2 had but a whistle stop in our lives before Lamb Care Australia volunteers, Brenda and Ian, collected them moments ago for the next stage of their journey, their little hoof prints can still be felt in our hearts.

And if you are thinking what we are thinking, they will do so forever more.

Monet, the rooster, embodied beauty amid cruelty. Abandoned with his hind toes amputated, Monet’s story urges us to leave impressions of kindness that outshine the shadows of cruelty.

Found abandoned, her fractured leg spoke of hardship. Yet, she embraced surgery, adapting to life on three limbs with grace. Miranda’s journey challenges us to reconsider our perceptions, reminding us of the shared essence that binds us all.

In the wake of Fae’s groundbreaking surgery, we exhale, beginning her journey to recovery. Reminded of life’s fragility, we stand ready to support her. With each day, Fae embraces new sensations, infused with the promise of kindness and the pledge to rewrite her destiny.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a goat? No, it’s Manfred Lamb! And he recently touched down into our hearts. Heralding the start of lambing season this year, dear Manfred is the first of our 2024 arrivals.

In the heart of the mangrove swamp, amidst blackberry scratches and mosquito swarms, a team embarked on a mission: rescuing a dumped rooster. As dusk loomed, their perseverance paid off in a dramatic finale, with Tylden Lad’s triumphant capture at the eleventh hour, marking a race against time and fate.

At just over one year of age, things were looking grim for Carlos. A sweet, albeit timid, young Boer goat, his immature body had taken a savage beating due to the insidious Barber’s pole worm. However, the most urgent of his woes, which far surpassed this, was a crunchy lump on his right thigh that told a crushed tibia bone lay painfully shattered underneath…

Meet this adorable and affectionate little lad named Rocky Balboa. Yet there are no fly kicks from him. In fact, the only thing that will hit you when you meet him is how endearing he is, and how undeserving he was of the dire fate he faced.

After being abandoned and almost hit by a car, these pigs were exhausted, underweight and covered in lice. But now this happy quartet have been given names synonymous with peace, as this is our promise for how they shall live out their days.

Ann, a sweet little doe-eyed heifer calf was recently spotted on our morning rounds. She was huddled in a tight ball in our tree plantation line, which separates this property from the next.

“Can someone please help me out I have a full grown female goat wanting to give away but marketplace won’t allow me to post…free of charge”.

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