Four orphaned lambs have been given woolly jumpers – to help them keep warm at a wildlife park.
The lambs, aged from five to seven days old, are living on-site at Auchingarrich Wildlife Park in Perthshire.


They are orphans that were born as triplets or quads.
The mother only has two teats, so she can rear just two lambs with sufficient milk for survival.

The orphaned lambs are bottle-fed at the wildlife park and remain happy on-site as lawnmowers for the rest of their lives.
The jumpers provide extra warmth during chilly nights, ensuring the lambs stay comfortable and healthy as they grow.