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Registration Forms
Complete these forms by hand or on your computer and mail or email them to the registration office.
• Membership Application
• Work Order & Fee Schedule
• Certificate of Service
• Ewe Application [Excel]
• Ram Application [Excel]
• Semen Sale Form
• Embryo Flush Form
• Junior Membership Application [.Doc file]

Registration Payments & Transfers
All registration work is to be sent to:
American Shropshire Registry Association
Becky Peterson, Secretary
41 Bell Road
Leyden, MA 01337
Phone/Fax: (413) 624-9652
Email: shropsec@hotmail.com

Please note when making registrations
When submitting registration applications, please specify the name in which the sheep are to be registered to help eliminate confusion. This would be your membership name. Do not include the farm or flock name if the registered owner name is the name of the person only.

Becky will make the best effort to process registrations and transfers within a day or two of receipt.

Fees
$20 Annual Service Fee for Adults*
$10 Annual Service Fee for Juniors (Waived for 1st Year Members)*
$7 per head to Register for ASRA members*
$14 per head to Register for non-members*
$10 per head to Transfer Owners*
$15 per head 6 months after sale date *
$20 per head 12 months after sale date *
$30 Breeders Index Listing *
$20 Website Link*
*Paypal fees will be added at 3% for total transaction, plus 30-cents.

The Naming of Shropshire Sheep
   There have been inquiries for a little while regarding the Naming of Shropshire Sheep. After some investigation, the ASRA Board of Directors has voted to begin allowing breeders to officially name their sheep. People usually want to name special rams but ewes will be allowed to be christened also. Now it is true that some breeders name all of their rams and a few breeders name every sheep they register. Breeders will be able to continue to do this as they desire. If they wish to reserve a certain name for an important individual, however, they will be required to pay a fee of $25 to the ASRA. This will entitle them to be the sole user of that name for a 10-year period. The secretary will keep track of the names purchased and will publish a list of reserved names in each issue of the Voice.
   For example, there are now several ewes in the database with the name of “Princess”. Any person registering sheep may name any or all of their ewes “Princess” until a breeder pays the $25 fee and reserves that name for a specific sheep, either at the time of registration or some time afterward. Once that name is reserved, it may not be used again for 10 years, either as an informal name or a reserved name.
   This opportunity for breeders became available on January 1, 2011. Names should be submitted in writing, either on the registration application at the time of registration or by written request submitted with an existing registration certificate in which case a new certificate with the sheep’s christened name will be issued. It is still recommended that a farm or flock name and be used and a number matching a tag or tattoo in the sheep’s ear is required. No sheep will be officially named without payment of this $25 fee.
   Questions regarding this opportunity can be directed to the registry office.