Jo Burns from Radio Kent recently came to find out about Sheep Ahoy.  Why not have a listen.

To save spending valuable funds on calendar stock we have used a different approach this year. Calendars will be printed on demand from our online shop at ASK Online Print and sent directly to you by them. That… Read More

EVENT CANCELLED Unfortunately this event had to be cancelled due to COVID-19 issues.   A couple of days ago we eluded to an event that our patron, Rose Wyles, will be undertaking to raise funds for our Land… Read More

We have some exciting news! Sheep Ahoy Animal Rescue has it’s first charity patron in the lovely Rose Wyles – The Vegan Nutritionist. A patron is someone who agrees to lend their name to an organisation as a… Read More

NAMING COMPETITION UPDATE This cute boy was named Larry in the naming competition 🙂 This new arrival at Sheep Ahoy was attacked by a dog but the family whose dog attacked him paid for vet treatment and have… Read More

We always welcome new supporters but this month we are especially welcoming people that are visiting our web page after reading the charities article in the December copy of Vegan Life Magazine. Hopefully you will find out everything… Read More

Winter is an expensive season for us as we give the gang hay bales to make sure their tummys are full. Our ‘Buy The Gang a Bale of Hay’ campaign last year was so successful in helping with… Read More

Remember to UNMUTE the sound. A very important message from Elvis! https://www.gofundme.com/sheep-ahoy-land-purchase-fund Posted by Sheep Ahoy aka Oli's Gang – Registered Charity: 1173005 on Friday, 14 June 2019 To go to the GoFundMe page please click on this… Read More

It’s time to introduce four new additions to the Sheep Ahoy family. Meet Elle, Princess, Peter & Buddy aka Bertie depending on who calls him                  These beautiful babies have come… Read More

A Crowdfunding campaign has been launched to raise money to purchase land for the charity instead of continuing to rent it. This will allow more animals to be helped and more visitors to be welcomed and be able… Read More