Welcome to LAMASDedicated to providing education and support for anyone interested in llamas and alpacasMission StatementThe purpose of LAMAS is to educate members and the public as
to the breeding of, raising of, and caring for lamas and to
promote and advance the interests of the lama community as a
whole, while maintaining a high SummaryThis association primarily serves members residing in the states of Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina. It publishes a bimonthly newsletter, has frequent meetings for its members, and supports a larger conference and one or more lama shows each year. Members of this association agree to abide by a Standard of Conduct. You do not have to own alpacas or llamas to join LAMAS. Interest in camelids is the most important requirement. One can get either an individual membership or a double membership that also includes a sponsorship of a veterinary membership. There is a free brochure of LAMAS members who are llama or alpaca breeders, which is available upon request. Standards of ConductThe members of LAMAS agree to provide for their lamas nutritious food
in sufficient quantity, necessary medical care, proper drink, air,
space, and shelter, and to deal in matters relating to lamas in a fair
and honorable manner. AnnouncementLAMAS Fiber GroupLAMAS is forming a group of those members interested in camelid
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Click on the following links for further information |
LAMAS By-Laws |
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Membership Form |
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Recommended Practices in Caring for Llamas And Alpacas |
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Camelid Minimum Standards of Care |
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Learning about Lamas |
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National Animal Identification System (NAIS) |
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Camelid Welfare Needs Survey 2007 Report |
