Jarrow Hall asking public for help naming new ferrets - how to give your suggestions

You may have the chance to name Jarrow Hall’s new animals.

The team at a South Tyneside attraction have asked the public for their help in naming new animals.

Jarrow Hall are welcoming four male ferrets to the site this summer and have turned to visitors to help choose their titles.

Jarrow Hall today is part of the whole Anglo-Saxon Farm, Village and Bede Museum complex.placeholder image
Jarrow Hall today is part of the whole Anglo-Saxon Farm, Village and Bede Museum complex.

The attraction took to social media this week, saying: “Name out new gang! We have 4 male ferrets in need of names! Drop them in the comment section below! Names will be announced next week.”

The ferrets will join a range of animals which already call Jarrow Hall home. In addition to the Bede Museum and Anglo-Saxon village, the site also has a ‘living history farm’ which has goats, pigs,Dexter cows and sheep.

The summer period is a busy time of year for the site thanks to the summer holidays. This includes a weekly farm club, which takes place on weekends. Sessions can be booked online.

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