MEETOURRESCUES
TEAPOT CHEVIOT/DORPER SHEEP DOB April 2013
Rescued by a family with a hobby farm, Teapot arrived here
with her pal Noble and has proven to be the cleverest little
sheep on the farm. She has figured out how to get under and
through fences and into all the off-limits areas like the feed room
and the chicken coop. She knows her name and comes running
when called for her evening snack. Teapot shares her quarters
with Pippin and the babydoll sheep.
QUARTZ, ONYX, BELLA, BO PEEP BABYDOLL SHEEP DOB February 2019
These 3 girls and 1 boy were brought to the sanctuary by a local resident, who was desperate to find them a safe place to live. They have proven to be a delightful addition to our farm family: playful, curious and sweet. They are fond of the resident dogs and enjoy grazing alongside Pippin the lamb, their adopted Big Brother. Still shy and wary of strangers, these babies enjoy their days of peace and comfort in the safety of the sanctuary walls.
PIPPIN KATAHDIN SHEEP DOB July 2017
When he was first born, Pip was left out in the field by his herd. The farmer picked him up and handed him to a 13-yo girl saying: “Here you go, he’s yours”. Two years later, after being bottle-raised and loved by this girl, Pippin was separated to be shipped for meat with the rest of the males. Desperate to save him, the young girl and her mom took him home in their van and put him in their garage, while they scrambled to find a local sanctuary to take him. How could we possibly say no!
NOBLE ROMNEY/DORPER SHEEP DOB April 2014
Noble was rejected by his mom when he was first born in the middle of winter and by the time people got to him, he had severe frostbite on his ears and was losing his eyesight due to vitamin deficiency. Luckily, thanks to some emergency care, one of his eye was saved and he grew up in the company of Teapot, his best friend and constant companion. Noble's family searched for a long time for the perfect place and finally found our sanctuary: a forever home for this big teddy bear of a boy who loves back rubs and follows us around like a puppy.