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Other Llama Rescue OrganizationsWe maintain a small population of llamas (14) to insure each llama receives the care necessary for a comfortable life. Many of our llamas were placed with Brother Francis by other llama rescue groups. Many owners are neither willing and/or able to provide the necessary care and many of these animals end up neglected or abandoned. After rescue and rehabilitation, many llamas can be adopted by responsible persons from most rescue groups. |
Llama RescueNet is based in Oregon but has a network throughout the West.
StillPointe Sanctuary, another Washington-based llama sactuary
SouthEast Llama Rescue (SELR), is based in the southeast, but also has an extensive network
StillPointe Sanctuary, another Washington-based llama sactuary
SouthEast Llama Rescue (SELR), is based in the southeast, but also has an extensive network
Donations gratefully accepted
Brother Francis is funded solely by donations. All donations are tax deductible, and are used entirely for the care and maintenance of the animals. You can make a donation online using your Visa or Mastercard!$16 will buy 50 pounds of llama feed
$20 will buy a one week supply of arthritis supplements for three llamas.
any amount helps!
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