At Bella Alpacas Farm Sanctuary in New Milford they rescue, rehab and care for alpacas.

“Judy, Salvatore and Nico created a sanctuary for alpacas who needed a home and have cared for many. She uses herbal remedies for them and has created many of her herbals due to their needs.  She was given an alpaca (Solomon) that had mange (alpaca eczema) that was so severe he looked like his skin was peeling off and he had no fiber there. Judy spent a year trying to find the cure and eventually discovered the perfect mix of essential oils. Solomon was healed within 2 months. She then began using the spray on people who had eczema with exceptional results. Judy loves helping people and animals through herbs, diet, yoga and creating a healthy and happy mindset.”

Farm visits are available on request.

Bella Alpacas Farm Sanctuary

At Chakana Sky Alpacas they honor the history and heritage of the animals.

“Chakana Sky Alpacas is a place for raising alpacas that honors the heritage of the indigenous peoples and animals of the Andean region, exists in harmony with our native land and its wildlife and provides sanctuary to those in need.

The chakana cross has been interpreted by many as a symbol that maps the organizing principles and mythologies of ancient Incan culture. Alpacas and llamas were an essential part of this world. For this farm, it is a simple symbol of balance and connection of all things over time. With this in mind, our name was born one crisp Autumn day in 2015, looking across our hillside farm to a hawk riding the wind across the serene blue and white sky. Chakana Sky is that feeling.

We are a small farm, committed to responsible breeding and care of our alpacas to provide exceptional animals, fiber products and services that meet the needs of our customers and friends. Come join us on our journey!

Our farm started operations in 2016 with 3 fiber boys and 3 maiden females. We intend to grow the farm and maintain a herd of 12-15 huacaya alpacas, producing fiber, fiber products, and animals for sale. Composted manure too!”

Chakana Sky Alpacas

At Pine Hill Alpaca Farm in Sterling they breed champions alpacas that you can go and visit.

“We at Pine Hill Alpaca Farm take pride in breeding and raising the finest alpacas. Please look through our website and our latest sales list.

Whether you are looking for exceptional breeding stock, a championship herdsire or just traveling through, we invite you to visit us here in the “Quiet Corner” of Connecticut.”

Pine Hill Alpaca Farm

Roaring Acres are very passionate about their alpaca program, but there is plenty more to do when you visit too!

“Roaring Acres is located in the beautiful town of Suffield, Connecticut. Situated on over 30 acres, Roaring Acres is home to Suri and Huacaya Alpacas, Painted Desert Sheep, mini horses, goats, mini donkeys and a variety of ducks, chickens and geese, including rare and heritage breeds. In addition, we have the privilege to be the home of Jake’s Bees. We truly enjoy being with the animals every day, rain (or snow!) or shine. The farm and boutique are located at 685 Hale Street, Suffield CT. There is ample parking and farm access down the long driveway (not the residential driveway). Bring the family and hand feed the alpacas! We have lots of new and exciting products this year, as well as the construction of a beautiful new barn and boutique. Please see below for our open farm days. Don’t forget to pick up fresh, pasture raised chicken and duck eggs (subject to availability), fresh produce as well as local, raw honey from Jake’s bees when you are visiting!”

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