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Llama Rescue Links |
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Being involved with ANY Llama Rescue Organizations or ANY animal rescue group is full of emotional rewards and pitfalls. There are births, AND deaths that bring tears of joy and tears of sorrow. The animals that are encountered run from the simple re-adopting or re-homing to the beyond horrific living conditions and health situations one could possibly imagine. Below are some of the groups dedicated to saving LAMAS [one ‘L’ deliberate]. While we are not officially associated with any formal llama rescue group, our hats go off to the men and women of those organizations that daily expose their hearts and souls to the risks and rewards of llama rescue. Listed below in no particular order. These organizations often operate with a small handful of volunteers [MORE OF WHICH ARE ALWAYS NEEDED], and with even less financial resources. Please contact any of the groups below for assistance with your needs, OR to offer assistance to them. The links below include quoted mission statements if posted on their open websites. Please contact each individual organization for more detailed information. |
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360-867-0833 Farm cell: 360-970-5661 Gary and Chloe Kaufman PO Box 11354 905 Maple Valley Rd SW OLYMPIA WA 98508 |
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Brother Francis R & R is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to llama rescue and retirement. Our goal is to provide a quiet, comfortable home for the older llamas' final years. Llamas that retire here are not sold nor otherwise placed elsewhere (younger llamas may be transferred to another llama rescue group for placement). They are not bred, nor exhibited in any way. Our focus is the llama over 15 years that is un-adoptable because of age and/or physical difficulties. |
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Our goal is to promote llamas in our area, develop quality healthcare, and to form a network of owners and breeders. |
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To protect the quality of life and improve the well being of abused, neglected, unwanted, and behaviorally unmanageable llamas through prevention, education, intervention, placement, and lifelong care. |
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To protect the quality of life and improve the well being of abused, neglected, unwanted, and behaviorally unmanageable llamas through prevention, education, intervention, placement, and lifelong care. |
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The mission of Llama RescueNet is to respond to situations in which the well-being of one or more llamas is compromised, offering information and support to llama owners and caretakers or rehabilitation and suitable placement for the llama(s), whichever is appropriate. |
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StillPointe is a 501 (c) (3) Non-profit organization incorporated in Washington State. Our mission is to: Rescue and rehabilitate llamas; and care for them for the rest of their lives. Provide a learning experience with these wonderful animals in a natural, peaceful setting utilizing activities involving the arts, nature and spiritual motivation. Develop a retreat center where children, animals and adults may come together to find learning and growth in all levels of consciousness |
TIME, SPACE, AND RECENT PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS PREVENT US FROM BEING ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN THE PLACEMENT OF NEW OR ADDITIONAL LLAMAS AT OUR FARM. WE DO CONTINUE TO PROVIDE MENTORING ASSISTANCE AS SITUATIONS ALLOW AND WILL CONTINUE TO OFFER REFERRALS TO OTHER LLAMA RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS. WE HAVE NO OFFICIAL RELATIONSHIP WITH ANY OF THE ORGANIZATIONS OR INDIVIDUALS LISTED ABOVE.
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