The time has come for our little lambs to find their forever home.
The Plant Milk Gang - Almond, Macadamia, Coconut, Soy, and Oat - are the most loving and entertaining bunch! Rescued at only a few days old, they are now four months old.
Lambs/sheep make incredible pets. They are intelligent, loving, and caring. They do however take time, commitment, and patience to build relationships with.
A forever home commitment means:
Giving them the perfect home [see below] for the next 10-15 years.
Spending time with them and welcoming them into your family as loving pets and companions, and never considered 'livestock' or used for breeding, food, or fibre.
Undertaking annual shearing and vaccinating; regular feet trimming, worming, and tick prevention; and daily general care and interaction.
Covering vet care/expenses, when required.
Their perfect home includes:
At least 3 acres of dog/sheep-fenced land for them to graze. Separated into at least 2 paddocks for rotation to aid reduction of worm burdens.
Shelter from sun, rain, cold, and wind in both paddocks.
Ideally, we are looking for a forever home that will adopt all 5 lambs. They are bonded and we would love for them to stay together, and - did you know? - sheep live happiest when they are in a flock of minimum 4.
The lambs are located at our Sanctuary in the Sunshine Coast, QLD.
Interested? Complete an application form now.
We have a strict and rigorous forever home approval process.
Giving a rescue animal a new life, worthy of living, is a rewarding experience but it can come with challenges. That’s why we have a rigorous approval process. We want to make sure you’re fully aware of those challenges, and prepared and committed to meet them, so we can find the perfect forever homes for the beautiful creatures in our care.
We do not adopt to families who use animals for breeding, food or fibre.
We have horses, chickens, cows, goats, and sheep all looking for love. If you are interested in welcoming a new family member, complete our application form and we will be in touch.