Shear relief for Romerils as Shaun the Sheep found!

Wednesday, 16 September 2026 at 14:23

By Harry Booth

Romerils are expressing shear relief after their Shaun the Sheep was found!

Channel 103 told you yesterday (15 September) that Shaun, who was the star of the store's Battle of Flowers Town Takeover, had disappeared.

After the plea to track Shaun down, islander Frank Quenault spotted Shaun in a bush in Millennium Town Park.

He's now back home, albeit looking a bit different than when he was a few days ago!

The store has two other Shaun installations ready to find a good home, in exchange for a donation to a local charity.

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