Edgar's Mission Farm Sanctuary
Our Mission is Kindness
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Latest posts
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Some Days
Some Days came to us as a three-day-old Jersey calf. A sweet, doe-eyed beauty born into the dairy industry with a partially formed front leg that could neither serve her nor safely remain.
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Death of an Artist
This morning, an artist left our world. His name was Rembrandt. And although he never held a brush, he coloured our days in ways we are only now beginning to understand.
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A Goat Named Heather
It was a bitter winter's day when Heather first arrived at Edgar's Mission, and one of winter's finest when she left. Which seems only fitting, for somewhere between those two days our Heather became magnificently, unmistakably herself.
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When Rainbows Come
There is a word for what happens when something can no longer hold itself towards the light. It wilts. And once, a very long time ago, Blossom did.
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Through Their Eyes
As a little girl, I didn't know words like sentience, cognition or agency. I simply knew there was someone looking back at me.
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A Kinder World Starts With Us
From 1–7 October, Be Kind to Animals Week invites us all to think about the animals with whom we share our lives and our world, while World Animal Day on 4 October brings people across the globe together in a shared vision for a kinder world for animals.
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Why Do Dogs Bark?
Many years ago, someone asked me a simple question. “Why do dogs bark?”
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When Someone Falls
On Tuesday, I stood within the grandeur of Government House in Melbourne for the investiture at which I received my Medal of the Order of Australia. And while I was in awe of the architecture, moved by the occasion and feeling a tad out of place in my fancy clothes, there was,…
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Of Course You Did
A Tribute to a Pony-Loving Goat Named Herb
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What Verity Knew
There was something about the way Verity looked at me. She would tilt her head ever so slightly to one side, fix those gentle eyes upon mine, and hold them there with a knowing that seemed almost impossible to explain.