Moo to Ewe Farmed Animal Sanctuary in Ourimbah, New South Wales | Non-profit organisation

Moo to Ewe Farmed Animal Sanctuary

Locality: Ourimbah, New South Wales

Phone: +61 411 152 252

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25.01.2022 Meet Wendy. In case you haven’t had the pleasure of having Wendy host your tour, Kernel would like you to know that Wendy is one of Moo to Ewe’s Volunteer Tour Guides. We are now looking for more volunteers to train as Tour guides, we would love to hear from you if can offer the following skills: -Confidence in speaking to small groups and creating personal experiences for visitors. -Keen to learn all there is to know about the sanctuary residents along with the ability t...o relate to each of them closely. -Available weekends and some weekdays - approximately 3 hours once or twice per week. -Reliable and committed -Live on the Central Coast Ideally we need you to start asap, training will be provided. Please email us your application at [email protected] . We look forward to hearing from you soon

25.01.2022 Violet R.I.P. 25 November 2020 You were with us only a few short days but the imprint you have left on us will never be forgotten . We are so sorry Violet that you couldn’t experience love & kindness longer but we hope that you did feel the peace & safety surrounding you when you made the final journey across the rainbow bridge. We welcomed Violet on Monday but sadly farewelled him yesterday. Our sincere thanks to Velma from Velma's Pets As Therapy Inc Assoc for fa...cilitating his rescue after learning of the dire situation he was in. Violet was a gentle soul despite years of neglect & abandonment. RIP sweet boy See more

25.01.2022 Introducing the newly formed group of M2E, ‘The Youngsters’, consisting of Tassie, Daisy and Koda. Yes - Daisy and Koda have finally joined the free-roaming big guys!! Like the ‘cool kids’ at school, arriving late and wreaking havoc #cowsofinstagram #dairyisscary #farmsanctuary

24.01.2022 Beautiful Moo Moo as you may know from previous posts has a few health issues, some are age related like her arthritis but some are due to her 8 years in the dairy industry. At 19 years old the large tumour in her udder is inoperable, unfortunately Moo Moo recently developed an abscess next to the tumour. We have been keeping a very close eye on Moo Moo and moisturise the skin on her udder daily. In spite of our best efforts a week ago the abscess ruptured. We are treating... and monitoring the wound to prevent infection. Moo Moo is still eating well and seems her usual relaxed self. We will continue to do everything possible to keep her healthy, pain free and happy. We will keep you updated if anything changes, in the meantime if you want to drop by and have a little special time with Moo Moo please contact us. ‘Here with Us, Not for Us’ #compassionforall #dairyisscary #ditchdairy #cowsofig #exdairycow See more

24.01.2022 Eating hay is a messy business for these cows!! Ray and Oreo definitely don’t have it down to a fine art! #makehaywhilethesunshines #cowsofinstagram #cheekycows

23.01.2022 Keep a smile on your face, it’s the best accessory you can ever wear... just ask Bloom!! #herewithusnotforus #smile #loveallanimals #friendsnotfood #maketheconnection #poweredbyplants #livekindly

23.01.2022 There was much excitement today as Spice was finally able to rejoin his besties in the water. After 7 weeks confinement, 2 operations and over 10 bandage changes, Spice's bumble-foot & toe amputations were all healed . It was a joy seeing his return to the dam & good health alongside Sugar, Olive & Clyde #herewithusnotforus #freedom #ducks #lifeonthewater #livekindly #friendsnotfood #mootoewe #centralcoast

22.01.2022 Our sincere thanks to all the wonderful visitors we have had the pleasure of meeting during our Sanctuary tours. All of your generous donations of Fruit & Veg filled the animals fridge last weekend They all enjoyed some special treats & managed to eat their way through it all Extra special thanks to Emma who delivered a mass collection of veggies which may otherwise have gone to waste

22.01.2022 These two always share their food from the same bucket! A gorgeous inter-species friendship Lizzie and Lentil #sheepofinstagram #goatsofinstagram #interspeciesfriendship #veganfarmsanctuary

21.01.2022 Gerty enjoying corn on the cob for breaky thanks to the generous donations of fruit & veg from all our amazing tour guests. We very much appreciate your contributions to the food/treats which the animals love so much. Thank you allMuch love & the sanctuary animals of Moo to Ewe #rescuehensofinstagram #vegansnacks #donationsappreciated #compassionforall

20.01.2022 Welcome Buddy! Buddy is a young Mallard duck with only 1 leg who came into our care last week. Buddy has been spending a few hours each day in a safe area to meet & chat with the other resident ducks. At night he is tucked away in the stables on his bed of straw. Thank you Cathie for nurturing Buddy since receiving him from @greencrossvets who tended to him following the injury to his leg. Little Buddy has already stolen our hearts, now we have to work on gaining his t...rust #herewithusnotforus #mallardduck #ducksofinstagram #rescuedandloved #safehome See more

19.01.2022 Look who arrived on Monday welcome to M2E Lacey Lacey is a 4 month old lamb who with the help of amazing carers, was nursed through sickness from a nasty paralysis tick. While she was being cared for and in critical condition, the rest of her family had to suddenly be moved from the property they were on. While it is sad that Lacey could no longer be with her family, her carers felt the best thing for Lacey would be to find a safe, loving home once she was nursed to full health again. That is when they reached out to M2E, where Lacey, since yesterday has been mixing with sheep Rose and Marci, who have been very welcoming of their new young friend. More updates to come soon #herewithusnotforus #lamb #lambsofinstagram #friendsnotfood #plantpowered #livekindly #veganuary

16.01.2022 Happy World Vegan Day Here's to hope for a better future for all beings From M2E sanctuary resident cow, Hope #happyworldveganday #herewithusnotforus #tryvegan #veganuary #plantpowered #friendsnotfood #livekindly

16.01.2022 Thanks to the big rains, the sanctuary rainwater tanks are full! And so are the wallows, which Bo & Ivy are very happy about All set for summer #herewithusnotforus #pigsinparadise #happypigs #keepingcool #friendsnotfood #bekindtoeverykind #plantpowered #livekindly

16.01.2022 From the stables to the paddock, follow Ivy’s start to the day! Look at how excited Bo gets everyday when she arrives!

14.01.2022 Wow has Rocket grown!! Rocket first came to us when he was about 2 months old. He is now just over a year old and has quickly made life-long friends with Sally and Marci swipe across for the ‘glow’ up!

12.01.2022 Spring has well and truly sprung here at the sanctuary and Oreo couldn’t be happier about the lush, green grass she has to snack on with all her friends! Oreo- Friesian ex-dairy calf liberated 19/09/2018 #herewithusnotforus #friendsnotfood #springhassprung #livekindly #bekindtoeverykind #dairyisscary

09.01.2022 Early morning breaky for the goats Lizzie, Missy & Rustus and the peaceful sounds of the birds #herewithusnotforus #goats #plantpowered #livekindly #sunrise #nature #birdsounds #wildlife #mootoewe #centralcoast

05.01.2022 Pekin duck Spice had his bandage removed yesterday and Dr Georgia from @somersbyanimalhospital is very happy with how his foot has healed following surgery last month. Just 2 more weeks before you’re back in the water Spice Thank you to all who have donated towards Spice’s vet costs we are very grateful. #onthemend #loveandcare #herewithusnotforus #friendsnotfood #pekinduck #ducksofinstagram #livelindly #plantpowered #mootoewe #veganuary #tryvegan

05.01.2022 Sanctuary resident Pekin Duck, Spice is recovering from a bacterial infection in his foot. Following several examinations at @somersbyanimalhospital , he has had a partial amputation of two of his toes. He is recovering quite well but unfortunately has to stay put in the stable box on a soft padded area for a few weeks until the foot has healed. His best buddies Olive & Sugar often come up and visit him to keep him company we are doing our best to keep him comfortable du...ring this challenging recovery process. You'll be back on the water in no time Spice! If you would like to donate towards Spice’s vet care we would very much appreciate it. Please see link below. mootoewe.org/donate #herewithusnotforus #mootoewe #ducksofinstagram #pekinduck #friendsnotfood

04.01.2022 Ginger was not looking herself on Wednesday morning so we kept a close eye on her behaviour for a few hours. She wasn’t eating & was staying inside the coop a lot. With chickens this is enough to indicate they have a problem, being prey animals they are very good at hiding their illness from us until it is usually too late for treatment. So Ginger was taken to the vet for assessment and on Thursday underwent surgery to remove over 800mls of fluid from her peritoneal cavity. ... Ginger is on anti inflammatories & antibiotics for the next 6 days but recovering well. She should be able to return to her flock & Cornelius soon. Thank you to Dr Georgia of @somersbyanimalhospital for taking good care of Ginger. Consuming eggs creates the suffering that millions of chickens endure daily. Please make kind choices & use the many other egg-free options available like flaxseed meal, besan flour, aquafaba and egg replacers. #herewithusnotforus #hensofinstagram #rescuehens #eggshurt #birdlovers #kindness #bekindtoeverykind See more

03.01.2022 The sounds of one very happy (and hungry ) piggy ! Beautiful Bo indulging in his bowl full of fresh fruits and veggies this morning, donated by some of our lovely visitors to the sanctuary! #herewithusnotforus #pigsofinstagram #keepporkoffyourfork #friendsnotfood #bekindtoeverykind #bigbrekkie

03.01.2022 Meet Deanna, one of Moo to Ewe’s dedicated Volunteer Tour Guides. Deanna has been conducting tours at the sanctuary for nearly 6 months, with her welcoming smile, compassion for animals and knowledge Deanna is an invaluable member of the team. BUT we need more Deanna’s so we are on the lookout for a few more wonderful volunteers. We would love to have someone who is: Confident in speaking to small groups, and creating personable experiences for the tour groups Passionat...e about learning about Moo to Ewe’s rescued animals and getting to know them personally to ensure up close and in-depth tours Available weekends and some weekdays - approx 3 hours once or twice per week Reliable, as we will be depending on you when we have other jobs to do around the sanctuary. Lives locally Training will be provided Please email us your application as soon as possible, we look forward to hearing from you