'Baarack is indeed lighter': 35 kg wool removed from wild sheep in Australia

An enormous creature was found wandering amongst the many trees, native animals and perils of a state forest in Australia, as per the post of Edgar mission animal sanctuary. For many years the wool was not removed, thus making the animal look unrecognisable. So, the animal sanctuary removed 35 kg of wool from the animal and then the sheep was recognisable. The story of Baarack has been shared by Edgar mission animal sanctuary on Facebook and it went viral. 

35 kg wool removed from Baarack

As per the post shared by Edgar mission, an animal sanctuary, rescuers dubbed the animal Barrack and started the work of removing the wool from its body. "Now relieved of that fleece and its 35.4 kilos of burden, Baarack is indeed lighter in more ways than one. No longer shall he struggle for food and shelter", read a part of the post by Edhar Edgar mission animal sanctuary on Facebook. Netizens are happy that the animal has been rescued and is now receiving proper care in an animal sanctuary. 

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Since being shared, it has gained a lot of attention from netizens. The post has got more than 3000 likes and has got 258 shares. More than 250 people have commented about rescue of sheep Baarack. One user wrote, "My heart is aching to read his story thankyou thankyou for your help and support he'll get every day forever with your heartfelt kindness. How much happier he looks already. Every day is a brand new Day." Another person wrote, "35.4kg of matted wool. Poor guy He must feel SOO much better now." "This is wonderful.. he could not have ended up in a more caring and loving home", wrote another individual. Another user commented, "thank you What an uplifting happy ending for this lucky sheep! Thank you to you all for being such lovely carers!".

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