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Five Sheep Rescued

ByJon

No sooner have we found life-long homes for 3 ewes and a ram, we fill up again with five more rescued sheep.This crew came from a family that rescued them in good faith when they were off for slaughter, they had intentions of providing them with a life-long home. Unfortunately this didn’t work when the the sheep found ways out of the fencing and into danger.No safe with us, they have met the rest of the sheep and have have settled in. We’ll worm, vaccinate, trim their hooves and sheer.They are all now looking for a permanent life-long home as pets.

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