Apollo came to us as an adoptee from Northeast Llama Rescue in March 2009.  Apollo started his life as a breeding male, but became too much for his owners to handle.  He was turned over to the rescue, which had him gelded.  He is a very pleasant alpaca to work with.  He currently resides with Marvin and Grover, a wethered Nigerian dwarf goat. 

Marvin was came to us as a fiber male in 2012 as the breeder was downsizing her herd.  He is a sweet, rambunctious fellow.  He keeps Apollo and Grover company.

Zephyr is one of the latest additions to our alpaca herd.  He joined us August 2, 2015 along with 2 pregnant females.  His previous owner was getting out of the alpaca business and needed to place him quickly after his pasture mate died suddenly.  We were contacted by the owner and offered to take him in.  He will be gelded as soon as the weather cools and the flies become less of a problem.  He has a sweet personality, but is still warming to us.

Miravelle is one of the two females that came home with Zephyr.  She is a sweet little alpaca.  She is expecting her cria by the end of August 2015. She was originally supposed to go to another person, but when we arrived to pick up Zephyr, she and Stevie were both available.  The person who was supposed to take her and Stevie felt that she didn't have the wherewithal to deal with 2 pregnant alpacas.

Stevie is the other pregnant alpaca that came home unexpectedly with us on August 2, 2015.  She is due to have her cria on August 28th. She is very sweet and likes to be petted.