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SPONSOR an Alpaca Rescue

When you sponsor, you will be invited for a private tour, including meet and greet, photo opportunities, a full bio and some special gifts. For each year of sponsorship, you will receive updates, photos, a tax-deductible letter, and entry to our open house.

It costs $60 a month for our volunteers to feed each alpaca hay and grain, and for us to get them necessary monthly deworming. And this still does not cover shearing, hoof trimming, teeth trimming, veterinary visits or surgeries, so we'd love for you to get involved!
 
You can also learn more about our Bobbert Memorial Scholarship Fund.

 

Cash

Cash lived in a crowded paddock without proper housing when he was just a little guy. One of our board members brought him from that situation to us.

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Lovey

Lovey came to us from an over-crowded and failing alpaca business with no grass or space to move. She and three others were lucky enough to come to us to have plenty of grass and room to roam.

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She had a bad case of skin mites that took her quite some time to overcome. Unfortunately, they are contagious, and her best friend, Star later got them too.

Star

Star came to us from an over-crowded and failing alpaca business with no grass or space to move. She and three others were lucky enough to come to us to have plenty of grass and room to roam.

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Star is the sweetest alpaca we have, as she loves to kiss and lean her head on your shoulder.

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Celina

Celina came to us from an over-crowded and failing alpaca business with no grass or space to move. She and three others were lucky enough to come to us to have plenty of grass and room to roam.

Shady

Shady worked for seven years in a crowded dirt paddock protecting show alpaca from predators. When he was finally allowed to retire, he had nowhere to go.

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Etta

Etta came to us from an over-crowded and failing alpaca business with no grass or space to move. She and three others were lucky enough to come to us to have plenty of grass and room to roam.

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Dudley

Dudley lived in a crowded dirt paddock at the back end of a property for the first five years of his life with very little social interactions. One of our board members brought him from that situation to us.

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