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Lama Owners of Washington State (LOWS) view detail comment email this

Describes this Olympia, Washington state, nonprofit organization founded by domestic lama (llama and alpaca) owners and breeders interested in exchanging information and educating the public about lamas. Features a photo gallery, basic care information, tips, and a list of mentors. Provides useful lists of veterinarians, laboratories, and groups with an interest in llamas. Some information (such as newsletter and library) only available to members.
http://www.llamasofwa.com/
Topics: Mammals
Last updated Sep 4, 2005


Llama RescueNet view detail comment email this

The mission of this nonprofit corporation is "to respond to situations in which the well-being of one or more llamas is compromised, offering information and support ... and suitable placement" when appropriate. The group is "a nationwide resource network" with legal representatives in Washington state, Oregon, and California. The site features stories and photographs from rescue success stories, adoption and foster care information, and organization documents.
http://www.llamarescue.org
Topics: Law, Mammals
Last updated Mar 7, 2005


LlamaWeb view detail comment email this

Learn about how to care for, work with, and raise llamas. The site features information on training, grooming, behavior, breeding, and coloration. Also presents information on other members of the camel family ("camelids"), to which the llama belongs: the alpaca and the endangered vicuna and guanaco. Searchable. Created and maintained by a llama farm owner and biologist.
http://camelid.webis.net/
Topics: Mammals
Last updated Mar 30, 2005




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