Despite his gifted namesake, Franz Kafka's pen game is rather low. He is also simply not up to the task of project management in terms of communication. But he's a cool sheep. Franz loves grass and eats a few kilos a month. What he doesn't like are homophobic assh*les. We don't like them either. But unfortunately, gay rams are sent to the slaughterhouse because they don't fit their “role” on the farm. Statistically speaking, every twelfth sheep is gay. Fortunately, however, Franz lives together with Prof. Dr. Rambazamba, Silvester Loverboy, Max Socke and many others in the world's first gay flock of sheep: on the Rainbow-Wool Farm in Löhne, East Westphalia. Here, Franz and his gay homies make an important contribution to landscape conservation in the “Enger Bruch” nature reserve and safeguard the extraordinary biodiversity there. And it gets even better: their wool is also used to make products that support the queer community worldwide. So it's simple math: the more people who know about Rainbow Wool, buy the products and sponsor them, the more sheep can be saved. The more sheep, the more Rainbow Wool. And the more Rainbow Wool, the more help for the queer community. That's what we call a win-win-win situation.

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