Visit LaMalot Farm

Meet our llamas in person. We would love to have you. Visitors of all ages welcome. Bring the whole family.

They are used as companion and show animals and are purchased for breeding stock for those who seek an investment.

Babies average 20-30 pounds at birth.

Llamas are used extensively as pack animals in most mountainous areas and state and national parks.

They are producers of fine wool that usually sells by the ounce.

Have proven to be excellent guard animals for sheep, deer and goat herds.

Used as therapy animals for the ill, elderly, and handicapped.

Make perfect projects for any age youngster.

They do not kick unless fearful for their lives.

They do not have top teeth in front, so cannot bite.

Communicate by a series of gentle hums, ear and tail movements.

Llamas are considered “domestic livestock” by the U.S. Government, not exotic animals. 

They are potty trained from birth and do not go to the bathroom except on the communal dung pile. This makes them excellent “PR” animals to visit schools, nursing homes, etc.

They are the most loyal and loving companion man can have.