Lambert the Sheepish Lion 1952

After a mix‑up by Mr. Stork, a lion cub is raised by a flock of gentle sheep. Narrated by Disney legend Sterling Holloway, the shy cub, doted on by his ewe mother but teased by the lambs, grows into a massive yet gentle lion. When a hungry wolf threatens the herd, Lambert must summon the courage to protect his adopted family.

After a mix‑up by Mr. Stork, a lion cub is raised by a flock of gentle sheep. Narrated by Disney legend Sterling Holloway, the shy cub, doted on by his ewe mother but teased by the lambs, grows into a massive yet gentle lion. When a hungry wolf threatens the herd, Lambert must summon the courage to protect his adopted family.

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Told by Sterling Holloway, the narrator, a stork from the familiar Dumbo universe arrives with a flock of newborn lambs destined for their loving mothers. In a case of mistaken identity, the stork also ferries along a lion named Lambert James MacDonald, who was meant for South Africa. One heartbroken mother sheep, Mrs. Sheep June Foray, does not receive a lamb and forcefully demands that the stork keep Lambert with her.

Lambert grows up thinking he is a sheep, but he is ostracized by his peers for being different and he remains defenseless against the other lambs’ head-butts. One night, a hungry wolf—the same wolf from the “Peter and the Wolf” segment from Make Mine Music—attacks the flock. At first, Lambert is timid like the others, but his latent lion instincts surge into action when the wolf corners his mother; with a loud, fearless roar, Lambert butts the wolf off a ledge.

From then on, the now-adult Lambert is wholeheartedly accepted by the flock as one of their own, and the narrator reassures us not to worry about that wolf, which hangs precariously from a bush—the berries on the bush may sustain him.

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