Wooly and Worth

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Wooly and Worth are the mascots of Woolworths a chain of UK stores. This pair, introduced in 2004, play a large role on television commercials. The duo consists of a sheep (Wooly), and a sheepdog (Worth).

1 Wooly
2 Worth
3 More great news from Woolworths
4 External links

[edit] Wooly

Wooly is a large sheep. He often tends to be hyper and annoy Worth. In one Christmas commercial, he is a fairy in a nativity play. He flies around the stage, changing objects into Woolworths gifts. However, he gets a little too excited, knocks over the giant Christmas tree, which then proceeds to knock over Worth.

[edit] Worth

Worth is the wiser of the two (but not by much). In one commercial he becomes a rapper.

[edit] More great news from Woolworths

Wooly and Worth are back on the TV screens in a whole load of new ads! They see the duo in a newsroom with Worth as the anchorman and Wooly as the roving reporter.