Melvin the llama arrived here in July 2009 having been rescued by friends of ours along with a few other llamas. When the tranquilliser that had obviously been administered to Melvin wore off his new owners discovered to their dismay that Melvin viciously attacked other llamas. They immediately had him

Lucky Sam is so named because he managed to escape from a lorry carrying him the abbatoir. There is a lay-by outside Dumfries where livestock transporters often swop a load from one lorry to another and Lucky Sam made good his escape during the process. The first we heard was

And then Larkin came down from The Highlands as well!! Really Larkin should not have been born as the farmer with the flock of ewes he came from had decided that he was too old to do another lambing but he went away for a holiday and the person looking

Lara is a very old sheep, we know she is at least ten and maybe a good deal older than that. She arrived here with a mate and they were called LaLa and NooNoo, we soon changed their names!! Her mate, who still lives out in the field, is called

.. and then there is Henry and as far as Henry is concerned he is a sheep, he has never been in any doubt about it. You might think Henry is a goose, but he would not agree, he is convinced he’s a sheep, and he is quite hurt when