Levi, Lola, & Luna
Levi, Lola, and Luna came to Farmaste after a college student with a big heart got in over her head. She took in these spring lambs to save them from slaughter. Without a farm or property, she found a man with property who was willing to keep and care for them temporarily. With the help of her mom, she came to realize that she wouldn’t be able to give them the life they deserved, and they reached out to Farmaste for help. We see this often – people with tender hearts who take in farmed animals without a long-term care plan. Caring for these animals, especially as babies, requires specialized skills and knowledge. When the lambs came to us, they were severely underweight and carrying high parasite loads. We are happy to report that they are all now healthy and happy at Farmaste!
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They each have unique personalities. Levi is one of the most outgoing sheep we have ever met - he loves human attention and runs over daily for scratches. Luna is confident and trustworthy; she has emerged as the leader of the flock. Lola is a bit more timid, but loves to be out to pasture with her friends and continues to learn that humans are good sources of treats and scratches. We are so happy they found their home at Farmaste!
Eva
Eva is a city sheep! She lived in St Paul with her best sheep friend, grazing in the back yard and attracting many curious neighbors. Unfortunately, Eva's companion passed away suddenly, leaving her alone. Her people were not in a position to get another sheep, but they knew that Eva would need a flock to lead a happy life. They had previously met Farmaste's founder while she tabling at J.Selby's, so when they needed a home for Eva they reached out to us. We were so happy to be able to welcome this adorable babydoll sheep into our flock!
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Eva is a shy, but loving girl. She spends most of her time with her BFF Levi, although she desperately wants to fit in with the "cool kids" - flock leaders Luna and Starr and follows them around like a little sister
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