Lambs are available for SponsorSHEEP in the farm store HERE.
We will be launching this years round of SponsorSHEEP lambs on Friday, June 5th at 10am CST. We have 9 ewe lambs that we will be releasing for sponsorSHEEP. To sponsor any of them please visit the farm store here.
PLEASE NOTE: due to the limitation of our website, the only option available in the farm store is for $100 sponsorship. Please choose this option and if you want a higher level of sponsorSHEEP we will settle later.
Here is the description of this years new lambs available for sponsorSHEEP.
Maisie’s Girl
This is a pure shetland ewe, her fleece looks chocolate brown, we imagine it will remain this colour or get slightly lighter. She is so friendly and was the first lamb born this year!
Lottie’s Girl #1
This is a pure shetland ewe, her fleece looks exactly like her mothers fleece when she was born. It appears black, but is already lightening up underneath. Her facial markings are so beautiful and she has the highest pitched little noises. I am sure by shearing her fleece will be much lighter grey.
Lottie’s Girl #2
This is a pure shetland ewe, and she actually isn’t Lottie’s daughter. She was born to Emilie but rejected, we were able to graft her to lottie, so she believes it’s her ewe. She has lovely chocolate brown fibre with the light belly, neck and legs. she will probably stay a brown colour this first year. We are so happy that it ended well, with her and her adopted family!
Odie’s Girl #1
This is our shetland/Merino X ewe, she has a twin sister that looks exactly like her. Her fleece is snow white and will most likely be soft and fine like her merino dad Bjorn. she has the cutest little pink ears.
Odie’s Girl #2
This is our shetland/Merino X ewe, she has a twin sister that looks exactly like her. Her fleece is snow white and will most likely be soft and fine like her merino dad Bjorn. she has the cutest little pink ears.
Rosie’s Girl #1
This is a pure shetland ewe, her fleece is dark black and she has some white markings on her face/head. Her mother is a fierce protector and doesn’t let her out of her sight - her daughter then constantly hides from her, it’s quite fun to watch. I believe that her fleece will stay dark black, much like her father - our ram quip.
Sunna’s Girl #1
This is our Merino X ewe, she is one of a set of triplets, two black girls and one white boy! Her fleece will stay black, and I think she will probably look a lot like her mothers, brother - it seems as though Sunna’s babies that are black look like him!
Sunna’s Girl #2
This is our Merino X ewe, she is one of a set of triplets, two black girls and one white boy, she had a floppy ear when she was born, and she seems a little clumsy with her big hoofs! Her fleece will stay black, and I think she will probably look a lot like her mothers, brother - it seems as though Sunna’s babies that are black look like him.
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