OUR STORY
Our newsletter tells our story through the seasons: our joys and sorrows.
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A destructive storm and heartbreaking loss
In December 2025, Storm Darragh caused extensive damage, leaving the sanctuary without power for a week. Despite challenges, including the loss of a beloved sheep named Denis, the team remains resilient, focusing on animal care and recovery. With winter’s end, there’s hope for spring and renewed support for the sanctuary’s needs. Read more
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Stocking up for Winter, loss and constant worries
September started loudly with the Rali Ceredigion weekend which saw the FIA European Rally Championship and British Rally Championship roar past the farm and through our village in two stages! There was a lot of excitement with some of the World’s top rally drivers taking part. There were skids and crashes to add to the… Read more
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The unsettled weather continues and sad loss of our flock matriarch
The latest edition of Bleatings from the Woolly Patchwork Sheep Sanctuary shares updates on the sheep’s health, shearing, and recent losses. Alan, a guinea pig, had a large abscess and was peacefully put to sleep after a period of pain-free fun. The flock matriarch, Bramble, passed away, leaving her twin sister, Nutmeg, as the oldest… Read more
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This felt like the longest Winter EVER…
The latest newsletter from The Woolly Patchwork Sheep Sanctuary recounts the challenges of a long Winter, with rain, mud, and even snow in March. Despite the difficulties, the flock received booster vaccinations and mourned the loss of little Midge in April. The Sanctuary remains grateful for the support and looks forward to a warm, settled… Read more
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Winter 2023/4: Relentless rain, thank goodness for our supporters
The latest edition of Bleatings reflects a challenging winter at the farm. The constant rain and mud caused distress for the sheep and horse. Despite losses, support from the community has been invaluable, aiding in the care of the animals. Signs of spring bring hope for better weather ahead, with gratitude for ongoing support. Read more
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Autumn 2023: the mud continues
The wet summer has given way to a muddy season, impacting the flock at the sheep sanctuary. New arrivals have integrated well, but challenges like wet conditions and foot issues persist. Despite the weather, preparations for winter are underway, with a new website in the works. The sanctuary seeks support and offers sheep sponsorships as… Read more
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