Robin

Robin's journey began under the shadow of abandonment. Just a day old, this vulnerable lamb was left behind by those who bred her, deemed unworthy due to her "parrot mouth"-a trait often rejected in farming circles.

Before her rescue, Robin endured a painful procedure where a rubber band was placed around her tail, intended to cut off circulation and lead to its loss.

When she arrived at Iowa Farm Sanctuary, the rubber band was removed, and her injured tail was surgically amputated to ensure her comfort.

Robin thrived in a loving environment, surrounded by her adoptive siblings. She was embraced by sunshine and warmth, her days filled with playful moments and gentle head scratches. She was free from the pain of rejection or mutilation; instead, her future was bright and full of joy.