Good Place Sanctuary

12/10/2025

On sunny warm cold wet days like today, it’s all about who can grab the sunny spot first when it appears

20/09/2025

A big thank you to The Vet Project who spent some time with us this week. Over their two days here they provided cheap desexing for 14 cats and 15 dogs - that’s a lot of unwanted puppies and kittens that will never be born in and around Hamilton!

Thank you for all you do 💕

Our Jas, pictured here introducing herself to a little lamb this morning, was one of the lucky recipients

17/09/2025

While we can’t take these three gorgeous babes in at the sanctuary, we can definitely share in hopes that someone who is looking for a brand new ready made family sees it.

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31/08/2025

Archie got his wish for another little lamb to arrive to be his buddy 🙂

Lillibet arrived on Friday night. She was very hypothermic and to be honest I wasn’t sure she’d pull through. But she’s a determined lass and with many hours by the fire wrapped in an electric blanket with hot water bottles surrounding her for good measure, and with glucose regularly administered throughout those hours she turned the corner

She’s not quite the best buddy Archie wanted at this point, but he will win her over in a couple of days I’m sure 💕

28/08/2025

It’s very quiet here now - everyone has found a lovely home of their own and all headed off with at least one of their friends - a wonderful outcome for the year, thank you to all our adopters, I am certain you’ll have many years of woolly cuddles to come 💕💕

And then… look who arrived, 2025 is not quite done yet 🤣

Welcome Archie - even though you have all that space by the fire, it’s clear like all lambs you prefer to share your space. Not to worry, Zoe and Hank are more than happy to oblige

18/08/2025

Bookings are now open for the Vet Project visit to Hamilton on 17-18 September

Spots fill fast
Please click on link below to secure yours now

https://pawsapp.com.au/Book?ClinicId=6167&IsIframe=false&Style=35-Group.css&Step=Pets

16/08/2025

A few of the wooly ones rocking their new coats kindly donated by the wonderful team at Animal Rescues Appeal

Reggie in the red and white knitted stripes
Ash in the brown crochet
Jemma in her pink puffer jacket
And Rory in her bright pink number

I’m certain they would personally thank all those who donate so generously if they could 💕

15/08/2025

Numbers are going down as little ones start to head off to their new forever homes - it still looks like a lot of fluffiness by the fire though 💕💕

09/08/2025

My famous last words every year are “I think these may be the last for the year”. And here I go again 🙂

Reggie (the little one at the back) and Rory arrived together last week, even though they came from different farms in different towns, with the farmer stopping off at another farm on his way to bringing one to me and leaving with yet another newborn found alone.

Welcome Reggie and Rory, I think you may be the last for the year - but well see 🙂

07/08/2025

Thank you for the visit Dan Tehan MP, I’m always happy to show off all the little woolly ones :)

At Good Place Sanctuary, there’s a whole flock of lambs waiting for a forever home. If your cuddle capacity is up for the task, reach out to Tracie to adopt your new woolly pet. 🐑❤️

Good Place Sanctuary

03/08/2025

It’s that time again… time to start finding these gorgeous babies their own forever homes.

If you, or someone you know, are thinking you might like to add a couple of lambs (who will quickly become sheep) to your family and can commit to giving them a loving, forever home, where they will never end up at the market or on someone’s dinner plate, please get in touch - we’d love to talk to you.

Sheep are flock animals and don’t do well alone, so they need to be adopted in pairs, or more. They need good fencing, water and feed at all times, shelter from the wind, rain and summer sun, safety from predators (especially while they are small) and someone who will look after them and care for them into their old age.

In return they will provide unconditional love, a never ending supply of wooly cuddles, and a natural lawn mower you will never have trouble starting up.

The lambs looking for homes range in age from one week to two months. They are all very, very friendly (although can be wary of strangers until they get to know you), they are used to dogs, cats, chickens, ducks, sheep, goats and children. Some will grow to be large sheep, some will remain quite small. All have tails and all boys will be desexed before heading off.

They all have their own unique personalities - some, like Bryan, are quiet and just want to cuddle, some, like Lexi, are more energetic and love a good adventure, while others, like Tink just like to make noise and get into things they shouldn’t. There is someone to suit every family.

31/07/2025

My weather gauges tell me it’s a bit chilly this morning 😂😂