The Polish Wrzosówka is an old breed of sheep native to Poland. The Wrzosówka sheep restoration programme was begun in Poland in the 1970s. A total of 160 ewes and 27 rams, characterised by great variation, formed the foundation stock. Currently, a total of 1 400 sheep are bred in 8 flocks. The Polish Wrzosówka is an aseasonal breed (3 lambings per year are possible) and is characterised by very high prolificacy of 175–180%. It is a furcoat sheep and its high-quality pelts are mainly used for velour production. The breed has very well developed maternal ability and is well adjusted to harsh environments conditions