Meet Benson

ByJon

Meet Benson the lucky lamb.

We were contacted by a number of concerned people who had seen a post on Facebook, by a person trying to give up a lamb. We agreed to take him on.

Benson as he is now know, is doing well, despite initially being reared on pasteurised cows milk, totally unsuitable.

Benson is doing just great, he’s settled in well and now being bottle fed on lamb milk formula.

Lambs are so playful and curious, Benson is certainly no exception. He is such a lucky boy, thousands of lambs don’t get to live beyond a few weeks before they are slaughtered. Benson will live a life long and full of true love any joy.

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