Lamb lost in Leabrook finds new home at Freedom Hill Sanctuary Freedom Hill Sanctuary's Kelly Dinham with her daughter Isabelle, 3, meets Lea the lamb with RSPCA rescue officer Nalika Van Loenen. Picture: Tricia Watkinson Source: adelaidenow Leah the lost lamb has found a new flock A LOST lamb found in Adelaide's east last week has a new family - five sheep, eight steeds, three ex-race horses, four goats and an alpaca. The RSPCA took the three-week-old lamb, named Lea, to Freedom Hill Sanctuary at Woodside today after she was found on the front porch of a Leabrook unit a week ago. Freedom Hill Sanctuary, which opened in 2011, provides a long-term home to abandoned and neglected farm animals. The not-for-profit organisation is the only sanctuary for rescued farm animals in SA. Freedom Hill spokeswoman Kelly Dinham said Lea appeared to be right at home with the sanctuary's five other lambs and five sheep. "She's had a bottle and fallen asleep," Ms Dinham said. We put up our hand if nobody came forward to collect her and we're so happy she's here. RSPCA spokeswoman Kerriann Campbell said Lea had settled in immediately. "She felt straight at home," Ms Campbell said. She's going to have a very happy life there. She said the organisation had chosen Freedom Hill as Lea's new home because it had experience in caring for orphaned animals. "Freedom Hill is quite successful in raising infant orphans," she said. We had dozens and dozens of people come forward ... but it came down to experience. Freedom Hill will post updates about Lea on its Facebook page and website. For more details visit freedomhill.com.au.