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One Lucky Sheep

ByJon

Meet our latest rescued sheep, this little girl has escaped almost certain death.

Our currently unnamed lamb, was found by a member of the public on their garden patio of all places. So she was contained whilst they tried to locate her owners.

Through her ear tag, she was traced back to a farm who sold her at market and therefore no-longer owner her, there is no other trace of her new owners. So our new rescue seems to have escaped, she has no doubt escaped from a certain death at the slaughter house and from ending up being butchered.

So we now need your help to name her, we need a name that’s fitting for this little survivor, escaped from a horrible future and found in the snow. She will now live with us until we find a life-long home, she’s a luckily girl.

Please email your suggestions to us, or send a message via our contact form;

http://brinsleyanimalrescue.org/contact/


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