On this week's Alpaca Meet and Greet we meet baby alpaca Ruthie. She came to the farm at five months old and has fallen in love with our Volunteer and Worker, Annie. Meet Ruthie on the blog!
This week's Alpaca Meet and Greet is a tidal wave of good, bad and hopeful. Join us as we meet our sweet alpaca Izzy.
Nakota is the last of the little old ladies on the farm and was the first alpaca love that James and Sarah ever had. Get to know her on this Meet and Greet.
Our sweet Holly was rescued from the wild and is a fearless guardian on the farm. She's also the first llama that will ever be bred at Alpacas of Montana. Learn more about Holly in this Meet and Greet!
Alpacas of Montana added Lovey Love to their farm about 3 years ago. He's a sweet, kind boy who loves hanging out with his best friend Steel. Read all about Lovey Love on our blog and don't forget to shop his favorites!
On this Alpacas of Montana Meet and Greet we are meeting Miss Rosie. She had a very unique upbringing that involved living inside of her human mom's house for quite some time. Read Rosie's story here!
One of our newest baby alpacas is named after a very dear person in the Alpacas of Montana family, Juan Escobedo. Read about Juan and meet the new baby alpaca, Escobedo.
Pete is a farm favorite. You probably know Pete from many of our photoshoots or from the video of Pete on the basketball court where he was the star. On this week's Alpaca Meet and Greet we get to know Pete!
Wowesha, a seasoned mother at Alpacas of Montana had a few complications and a harder birth than any of us expected. Read here to learn about the story and for updates on mom and baby!
Meet Cowboy, the first baby alpaca to ever be born at Alpacas of Montana! His mom was one feisty lady who showed James who was boss and Cowboy has had a fainting goat stint...
Little Nicky Noodle was born with windswept legs and needed some special attention. Read now to learn more about how as a two year old baby alpaca he swallowed a foot and a half long tube whole (and where the tube is now).
Little LeRoy Brown had an unusual and chaotic birth. He was born outside of normal birthing hours and a month too early. Read now to explore how LeRoy's birth was a learning opportunity for James and Sarah, where he is now and for some good "what not to do"s of alpaca birthing!