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Can you feed us for a day? We were extremely lucky with abundant pasture throughout 2021.  However, we are now experiencing pasture die-back to around 20% to the top and front paddocks.   Pasture die-back is a condition observed across Queensland and northern New South Wales,  causing the death of pastures by affecting plant health and […]

Help end live export Ethel asks you to please help sheep   Australian sheep need your URGENT help FAR is lodging a submission in response to the Australian government’s is regulatory review of the live export of sheep to the Middle East in the hottest part of the year, known as the Northern Hemisphere Summer.

https://www.farmanimalrescue.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Previous-eating-carrot.mp4 In mid December we discovered Precious was lame on one hind leg.  Although we continued to monitor her, one evening we found her recumbent in the paddock, her back facing down a small slope in a very awkward position.  She was unable to get up. At her age  this is of course the equivalent

In September we found out a little bit more about FAR volunteer Julie.    A FAR volunteer for just over one year, Julie volunteers with her partner Paul.   We asked her a few questions… What made you start to volunteer with Farm Animal Rescue? Paul and I initially attended the FAR ‘walk for farm animals’.

Colin in his new sandals Colin the rooster has both osteo-myelitis and arthritis, and has been on pain management for the last little while.  Between Christmas and New Year, however, we noticed his symptoms advancing, and that he had stopped walking.  On examining him, we found his left leg – which was originally the better