Here you will find pictures of the animals who can be adopted.

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	Giant Rabbit called Amelia Amelia is a huge Flemish Giant rabbit....she has to have a specially designed hutch with a giant size rabbit door. She is about 6 times the size of a normal rabbit but is still just as friendly. She can go for walks on a lead and loves to sit and sunbath on her patio table in her enclosure. She eats normal rabbit food and especially loves carrots.
	Donkey called Bart Bart is a very cute and adorable Miniature Donkey with a very cheeky face! He lives with our other full size donkey, Harriet and enjoys people coming to see him. He likes nothing better than playing out in the field with Harriet and the Reindeers, and looks very cute in his special coat that he has for when it is wet.
	Emu called Rod An unusual character – Rod the emu and his girlfriend are very big attractions here at Lords House Farm – there aren’t many places in Lancashire where emus graze side by side with horses! The resident animals here have grown used to the sight of these long legged birds with comic faces and large eyes with eyelashes to die for. Although they may look quite fearful they are actually very friendly and love to peck at bright, shiny objects. Hide your jewellery ladies!
	Exmoor pony called Brambles Brambles is a special pony as she is an Exmoor which is now a rare breed. She has not been with us very long but she has settled in very well. Her best friend is a Highland pony called Bartie and together they love showing off at the local riding club.
	Fallow Deer called Ash Ash is a male Fallow Deer and lives in a huge paddock with five other Deer friends. He gets to play out all day but loves going to visit the guinea pigs and the parrots (he secretly steals the parrots food, hee hee!). He was born at the Welsh Mountain Zoo in North Wales on the 19th June 2003, but unfortunately his mummy couldn’t keep him because he was a boy deer and I would cause trouble when he grew up by fighting with his dad. His favourite time is when the children go and visit him and take him peanuts.
	Goat called Rosemary Basil and Rosemary, the pygmy goats. were bred at Lords House Farm and live with their friend, Chanel, in the paddock next to the emu. They leap about like spring lambs doing acrobatics and love to jump on top of their big toys to play king of the castle!
	Llama called Diamond Diamond arrived  in August 2009 and gets lots of attention from everyone. She is quite a character and always wants to get in on the act. Out in the paddock she loves to race and play with the other llamas and especially likes chasing the reindeer. We have another baby llama that was born in September and his name is Geeza and eventually the two little ones will live together and learn to go out trekking with the others.
	Owl called Alison Alison is a large eagle owl. The largest of all our owls, she is fairly quiet except at feed times when she calls loudly till she is fed. She has huge orange eyes and is now three years old. She is hand tame and will fly to the glove to retrieve her food from her handler.
	Python called Archer Archer the  Python is 8 years old but is already about 5 feet long. She lives in a large glass tank that is specially heated for her, because as she is cold blooded, she needs extra heat to keep her body warm. Her relatives in the wild live in North and Central America where it is much warmer, and they spend most of their time sunbathing. Archer loves being a snake – her life involves sunbathing, eating, sunbathing and eating. She even gets lots of cuddles from her keepers and from all the other boys and girls that come to see her at Lords House Farm.
	Reindeer called Prancer Prancer is a real reindeer and lives happily in our small woodland paddock, She has a few  best friends…our llovely llamas…. Who live in the next door paddock and she has a mad half hour at night when we let them all in together to race round the paddocks. Prancer has some magnificent horns and has to be careful she doesn’t knock into the other animals when playing. She loses her antlers in Febuary and immediately starts to re grow them again for next year...
	Shetland pony called Teddy Bear Teddy bear is a tiny, chestnut Shetland pony that stands about 28” high . His party trick is to dress up at Christmas as the world’s smallest reindeer and accompany Father Christmas on his present giving excursions to schools and town centres. He is now about 15 years old and has an equally tiny friend call Titch who is black and white.
	Tortoise called Penelope Pitstop Penelope is the matriarch of our tortoises here –being approximately 36 years old and about the size of a small dinner plate. She has a huge appetite, chomping her way through tomatoes and greens – her favourite being dandelion leaves.
	Isabel More information to follow.