Lily the rescued lamb One of our first residents, Lily came to us unable to eat, drink or stand because she had been infested with worms, along with her mother and sister. It took a week for Lily to get better, but we couldn’t get her to walk until her mom came along and performed […]
Our volunteers work hard every day to care for, feed and protect the animals at the sanctuary. But we can’t do it alone. Many of our animals have come from abusive conditions that have affected their health for life. We rely on frequent vet visits, medications and special feed to ensure that the Farm Animal Rescue
Supporters of the Sanctuary often ask us how, other than through our sponsorship program, they can contribute to the wellbeing of the farm animals we rescue. We know at Farm Animal Rescue (FAR) that giving back to animals who’ve had so much taken from them comes in many shapes and sizes. For that reason we’ve
19 September, 2015 It has been the most heartbreaking of days. From the moment that we realised Anne-Marie, a lovely old Jersey cow who came to the sanctuary 5 months ago was pregnant, we were concerned. Years of being used for dairy products have ravaged Anne-Marie’s health to the point that her coat is constantly
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Three month old orphans, these guys had been seen in a port area for quite a while before our talented volunteers manage to catch them and bring them to safety. We don’t know how these babies got there. Whether they were the unwanted offspring from goat mothers being exported live, unwanted arrivals at a slaughterhouse, or perhaps some
1713 Dayboro Road
Dayboro
QLD 4521
President - Brad King
Treasurer - Chris Harvell
Director - Carol Slater
Director - Cheryl Evans
Director - Leizl Estioko
Secretary - Olivia Spadina