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Meet the Animals
When Eddie arrived he was only able to walk a few wonky steps before his hind legs gave out.
When life gives you lemons, make Lemonade!
Miniature horse breeding can cause many health issues.
We received a call from a factory worker to advise that kittens had been found abandoned at an industrial warehouse.
The heart-breaking reality of dairy cows and how this brave mamma was awarded the best Valentine’s day gift she could have imagined.
Rolling into our world as a tiny piglet, Leon Trotsky wasted no time in trotting into the hearts of thousands of people worldwide.
“Can anyone be too cute for their own good?” Turns out the answer is a resounding YES!
Saved by an elderly couple which brought him a new life at Edgar’s Mission.
But on closer inspection, your heart will sink when you realise the horrific birth deformities she bears.
The inspirational story of how a working dog who was beaten for not working has become an ambassador for kindness.
With a sign reading, “Free to good home” this soon became a prophecy, as Alex Layhey and Gretta Lay were sanctuary bound.
It is indeed a miracle of love that both were able to walk out of that dark and stormy night and into kindness, warmth and good nutrition.
At first glance, it was thought Elva was dead in a field. But Elva is very much alive today—and so too is her precious baby.
Alerted by a Facebook post about an abandoned hen in a park near a busy road, our kind-heart sprang into action.
Found in the middle of road, not moving and heavily pregnant, it was the kindness of her rescuers that brought Aries to sanctuary.
Whoever said it is the little things in life that count could well have been speaking about two almost identical twin lambs named Rollsy and Royce.
He flew into our hearts after falling from a fast-moving vehicle on the busy Tullamarine Freeway.
His soft gaze, his gentle stance belies his fear of humans. There is no doubt he is a glorious being, cast in a sheep’s form.
Seeing two lives transformed by one simple choice reminds us we all have the power to change the trajectory of the world by the choices we make.
With all our new ducks in a row, today, the picture was perfect. But their past was not.
Pounds are rarely joyful places for animals for any species, but this is doubly so for farmed animals.
With a nod to Australian Country Music Legend, Slim Dusty, we declare, “We’d love to have a beer with Duncan”. But alas, we cannot.
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.
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.
When it comes to the many tasks that befall us when an animal arrives into our care, one of the most daunting may surprise many. Finding the most appropriate name.
While logic tells us he did not fall from the sky, he might as well have, for from where he has come, we cannot ascertain. It is as if he is nobody’s cat. And here now, he most certainly is.