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Gadara Farm Therapy Care Farm & Babydoll Sheep Stud

Why are they covered in hay? Because Elsa, Wiz and their mum Iris still stay in at night on a bed of hay to keep warm an...
17/10/2026

Why are they covered in hay? Because Elsa, Wiz and their mum Iris still stay in at night on a bed of hay to keep warm and safe. They aren’t big enough to protect themselves at night from predators yet.

Volume sheep farmers may allow their ewes to birth in the paddocks or leave young lambs out, but many are lost to foxes and other opportunists.

As a therapy care farm this is not helpful to our trauma informed care. Survival and death at the farm is inevitable, and can be an impetus for exploration in the therapy process. But neglect of the vulnerable, does not build trust or create a safe place for navigating feelings around trauma.

We love to share everyday farm photos with a real story behind them. Nothing too polished here at Gadara. We like the messy perfection of life.

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To support Mental Health Month our Counsellor, Hlif is offering a free wellbeing session for adults. It’s bound to make ...
17/10/2026

To support Mental Health Month our Counsellor, Hlif is offering a free wellbeing session for adults. It’s bound to make you feel good visiting the horses and Hlif at the farm. Bookings essential. Link in comments.


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Boneo Road
Boneo, VIC
3939

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