Say it with sheep? Flock forms syringe shape in COVID jab push


  • World
  • Wednesday, 05 Jan 2022

A German shepherd campaigns for COVID-19 vaccinations by forming a giant syringe using 700 sheep and goats in Schneverdingen, south of Hamburg, Germany January 3, 2022. Picture taken with a drone January 3, 2022. natuerlichteambuilding.de/Hanspeter Etzold/Handout via REUTERS

BERLIN (Reuters) - A German campaigner is hoping the emotional appeal of 700 sheep forming the shape of a giant syringe will reach the hearts and minds of people hesitating to take a COVID-19 injection.

Germany has lower vaccination rates most other Western European nations, although some are simply unsure if they should get a jab rather than vehemently opposed to vaccination.

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