Sheep Adoption

AdoptaFarm.com

The biggest and best sheep adoption site on the web, and the least expensive way to adopt a sheep. Farmer Bob, a real Scottish farmer runs this site from his farm and has been doing so for the past five years. You can adopt a lamb on line or buy the Adopt A Lamb Kit which Farmer Bob will post out to you or directly to your friends as a present. Adopting a sheep makes you a member of the site which allows access to loads more interesting sheep stuff. There are thousands of photos of sheep and lambs which can be used freely for school sheep projects. Learn about a day in the life of Dougie the Lamber, a shepherd who helps out on the farm at lambing time. Don't miss this one! This site has been seen on national TV and in the newspapers.

Adopt A Pet Sheep.com

This site allows you choose a pet sheep by clicking on your selected sheep photo. You enter your friends details, name the sheep and provide a short story. Hey presto your friends name, the named sheep and the story are up on the web in the on line adoption certificate, and other visitors to the site can see it all. Emails sent from the site automatically tell your friend that you have adopted a sheep for them. Adopted sheep are shown on the site by an adopted stamp across the sheep photo.

Of course you can always adopt a pet sheep for yourself but it is not nearly as much fun as adopting for a friend. The site has 40 cuddly lambs and sheep for adoption.

lambcam.com

See sheep giving birth 24/7 at www.lambcam.com. Web cam photos of sheep in the lambing shed on a Scottish farm. The photos change regularly so keep watching for that moment when you can view a sheep giving birth to a new lamb.

Ask Farmer Bob a question and he will reply putting the answer on the site for everyone to see. Find an answer to your sheep related questions.

adoptalamb.co.uk

Adopt a lamb from a real Scottish farm. Adopt any of the available lambs to join adoptafarm and find out about life on a real sheep farm in the west of Scotland. Lots of photos and stories of your lamb and other farming photos and stories are made available to you every month to build a picture over the whole year of what really happens on a Scottish sheep farm.

Visit the Nodding Sheep to answer all the difficult to answer questions. The Nodding Sheep is a wise old sheep and will answers as enigmatically as she can. Be sure that she will always give exactly the same answer to exactly the same question, but change your question and you may get an answer you didn't expect. Sometimes the answers seem a tad wooden, but then again she is a wooden sheep. This free management tool will provide with with the ideal route to business excellence, she even knows best where to adopt a sheep on the web.

Want to have some free fun with photos of lambs and photos of sheep then come along to www.lambwars.com Choose the cutest lamb from the two photos shown on the current battle, all the results are added together and displayed on the league table. Every lamb plays every other lamb in a round robin. There are hundreds of lambs. Want to add your own lamb photograph then just send it in.

Notice no sheep are hurt in the playing of this website.

Visit sheepwar.com to pit some of the ugliest, brutal and well named sheep against one another in a sheep photo shootout. Pit one sheep photo against the other, who is the winner you choose. Every result added in to the SwapLambwar League. SwapLambs are provided free to members of adoptafarm.com when they adopt a lamb. Members can feed and exercise their lamb and they are automatically entered into the SwapLamb league so that every visitor can vote on their choice of lamb and name.

Warning there are some pretty brutal and ugly looking lambs and sheep on this site, please be prepared for a shock.

Farmer Bob has been at it again with the ladies of the Dumfries and Galloway branch of MacMillan Cancer Relief. The ladies asked Bob to help with raising funds for their charity in a novel way, painting the numbers 1-200 on the backs of the ewes and letting them loose in a field to be chased by the tup. Each of the numbered ewes are sponsored by someone, the winner was the owner of the sheep to be caught first by the tup.

The charity has raised hundreds of pounds with this novel idea and the resultant web site is good fun.

Want to find out more about sheep then sheep.com is the place for you. This site makes available thousands of sheep photos and loads of stories for you to read and learn a bit about farming. Thousands of people visit this site every month and make use of the free sheep resources. Lots of games, lots of fun, send a sheepy email to your friends. Adopt a sheep for your friends, it is the least expensive way to adopt a cyber pet on the web.

A new section of the site has just opened - mysheep. Join Mysheep for free and create a flock of friends that can be emailed at the same time from your own free sheep.com email address. Get email adressed to you@sheep.com delivered to your existing email address.