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ok..here is a fun freebie for everyone...

Carol  ·  Jul 21, 2014

we have a new sheep coming in on friday..she is an adult 10 yr old ewe. she currently does not have a name.

the bidding got pretty high on the babies naming contest so a lot of folks did not get a chance to participate.

here is your chance...toss out your best names below in the comments, we will pick the 10 best and let everyone vote.

can one of the admins post this over for the facebook folks please and thx.

Comments

Lenore Henry

So many great names but I am with Sharon - love the name Flossy!

Carol

mary and ewenice wont make it to the final vote list because we already had sheep by those names....many times we have double..quintupled named animals...how many murphys...olivers...have we had over the years....i bet 10. but that is because they come in with their own name already and we do not want to take it away if we do not have to. we never actually name anyone oliver or murphy.
we try not to double name the nameless ones because once they are gone it is nice to just remember the one and only cole or percy...not have to decipher which cole or percy we are remembering on any given day.
the original aunty mary and eunice have passed on now and their unique to saints names belong solely to them...unless someone comes in already owning the same name.

Loree

I vote for Ewenice.....really like that. Or 'Mary', who once had a little lamb...... : )

Judy

I knew a sheep once named " Naaancy"
It fit her quite well, and she answered to it sometimes:)

cheryl

How about Shari after Shari Lewis, the most famous sheep (lamb) Mother of our generation (for those of us of that certain age) 'cause I know Carol wouldn't go for Lambchop because it's a food!

Marianne

How about naming her after a great Canadian author: Margaret Atwool... :)

laura b

A take on Erin's theme of there is no place like it,,,,,,DOROTHY "there's no place like Saints"

Erin

Alice. As in wonderland. If you told her today where she was moving to she would likely think you were on mushrooms. No such place she would say. Hope she is as easy to get here as Dolly was.

laura b

I like the idea of a women's name as in past Caroline, Elizabeth…present Annie, Dolly and Elvira…..so I suggest BETTY and could be emphasized as Baaaatty :)

Donna Brearley

I think the name Ashley would be nice. It is regal and befitting to an ewe who didn't have the life most of us would want for her. Ash could be used as a shorter version of her name.

Carol

lol...first sheep i ever rescued was named eunice...second one was baa-bara..(this was a long time ago. before saints)