By Chris R.
Teddy Lamb arrived at the Sanctuary on a cold winter’s
morning in early June. He was one of triplets and sadly had lost his mum
not long after he was born.
Teddy was sad and cold when he arrived at the Sanctuary and his
low body temperature was of great concern. He had a raspy cough and while he was
keen to suckle, we felt a trip to the emergency vet was necessary.
The vet provided a course of antibiotics to ensure his upper
respiratory issues did not lead to pneumonia and then Teddy returned home to be
wrapped in blankets in front of the fire.
By evening, Teddy had found his appetite and his
voice. He was keen for each meal and soon was following us around the Sanctuary
grounds, making friends with Rocky the kid goat and warily introducing himself
to the larger house paddock sheep.
Teddy loves cuddles, people and snoozing in bed. He is
growing quickly into his long legs and enjoys zooming in the sunshine with his
rescue pals. He is an absolute joy to have as part of the Valley’s lamb
fam and we couldn’t love him more!