Community Service
This is a little girl with Lucky Star, who was
just about 1 day old. The little girl is trying to feed her carrots - Momma
Butterscotch Mink stood by and was just as gentle as can be. She just seemed to
understand 2 little ones meeting each
other.
This is our neighbors son Kaleb with our big
white girl Easter Bunny - Yes she was born on Easter Sunday. The other llama is
Butterscotch Mink. Llamas love
children.
Us sharing our llamas with the community at our
Shennandoah County Animal Shelter Open House. We helped them to raise money for
the Animal Shelter by sharing our llamas with the community; and the visitors
paid to have their picture taken with the Llama they liked the most there at
the open house. 
It was a Great Day
for Us, the Llamas, Animal Shelter and our Community People.
We took some of our girls to the opening of our
Tractor Supply Store. We set-up a llama kissing booth and for a donation one of
our girls will give you a kiss. In this picture it is our Pooh Bear. Pooh
absolutely loved this little girl; particularly the little girl's hair. Thanks
goes to one of our 4-H moms for the kissing booth
idea.
Cinnamon Bear and I are
enjoying the Broadway Fest Day in Broadway Virginia. She is one of our PR.
Llams and loves to go out into the public. At the fest day there are always
lots of people for Cinnamon Bear to give kisses too. It's fun taking the llamas
out and watching the people and answering their questions. This is a yearly
event for us.
Some of our 4H group hiking in Maurertown State
Park. It was a beautiful day and the llama boys Tonto and Silver (our rescue
llamas) and our Cookie Dough George are enjoying being with the the 2 legged
girls. Silver hummed the entire trip as if he wer singing hiking songs. Lunch
was in one of the pavillons' and the llama boys had grain and water under the
trees.
McGruff meets Mocha Man!