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CAL-ILA is a nonprofit unincorporated association that promotes the education of the Association's members and the public for caring, breeding and raising of llamas and other camelids. We are committed to supporting, promoting and developing Youth related llama activities. CAL-ILA supports and promotes camelid research. We work through cooperative efforts with other associations, organizations and groups to meet these objectives.

NSAC is an alliance of grassroots organizations that advocates for federal policy reform to advance the sustainability of agriculture, food systems, natural resources, and rural communities. If you raise/breed/own camelids, this organization impacts your herd.

NSAC is an alliance of grassroots organizations that advocates for federal policy reform to advance the sustainability of agriculture, food systems, natural resources, and rural communities. If you raise/breed/own camelids, this organization impacts your herd.

Llama and alpaca networking for the camelid community.

Llama and alpaca networking for the camelid community.

"At least one Oregon children's hospital is now employing two unique therapy animals to help patients smile: an alpaca named Napoleon, and a llama named Rojo." A great short video about therapy camelids.

An organization worth following.

A wealth of llama and alpaca resources. An amazing must-see list aggregated in one place.

Welcome to the Pennsylvania Llama & Alpaca Association website and the wonderful world of llamas and alpacas. In visiting this site, we hope you will discover or learn more about these beautiful animals. You can find out about coming llama and alpaca events, obtain information on various aspects of llama and alpaca ownership and follow links to other related websites. And while you're here, be sure to check out our photo gallery.

GALA is primarily educational and provides great services. If you are just becoming interested in llamas and alpacas, GALA provides a wealth of information and access to the llama and alpaca community. You don't have to be an owner to join.

This alpaca and llama social network has been created to stimulate interest in alpacas and llamas. You can join this network for free and begin communicating with other members about related topics.

A good read.