Belvoir Mine Alpacas

10/23/2026

Good morning and happy Friday! The rain has lifted. The sun has risen and it’s a perfectly beautiful day to have a sound bath with the alpacas.

10/22/2026

Fall is in the air and the alpacas are loving all the visitors. We are available all year round by appointment so contact us now to come feed, hug and kiss our alpacas. 🥰

10/22/2026

Weather is clearing up and going to be beautiful for this Saturday’s TWO events. Still time to dust off your yoga mat, grab a cozy blanket and pillow and purchase your tickets for a truly relaxing and unique day. Isn’t it about time you took some time for yourself? 🤔 We sure think so ❤️ Blue Muse Sound Healing

10/18/2026

Chelsea patiently cooling her feet in the water bucket as guests enjoy their yummy lunch from wartimefranks.

10/18/2026

As if a Somatic & Sound Experience with the Alpacas & Elizabeth Dils wasn’t already great, add in the incredibly delicious hot dogs from and we have a truly relaxing and yummy experience. Having an event or gathering? Check out www.wartimefranks.com for your next gathering.

10/17/2026

Get your tickets now.

https://bluemusealpacasoundbath.eventbrite.com/

10/15/2026

So Interesting. If you’ve visited the Ranch, you’ve heard me say that alpacas are in the Camelid family. Would be interesting to see if this was true of them as well. Definitely something I’ll be doing some research on. There is actually so many different scientific studies that have been done on alpacas and their micro-biome that are just not in scientific studies in the United States, but they are in the rest of the world. 

Scientists have discovered something extraordinary hidden in camel tears — powerful nano-antibodies capable of neutralizing venom from more than two dozen deadly snakes. These tiny antibodies, known as nanobodies, are naturally produced by camels and other camelids, and they’re much smaller and more stable than human antibodies. That unique structure allows them to bind tightly to toxins and neutralize them faster than traditional antivenoms.

What makes this breakthrough so important is how snakebite deaths continue to be a major global health issue, especially in rural parts of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Traditional antivenom is expensive, difficult to store, and must match each specific snake species. But camel-derived nanobodies could lead to a universal antivenom — cheaper, safer, and effective across multiple venom types.

Researchers believe this discovery could revolutionize emergency treatment for snakebite victims, offering faster response times and life-saving protection where medical resources are limited. It’s a reminder that nature often holds solutions to our biggest medical challenges — we just need to look in the right place.

10/11/2026

Three incredibly unique events coming this month. Make sure to get your tickets. With the uncertainty of the weather in the upcoming months, we are not sure how many of these events we will be able to offer to the public like this. bluemusesound

10/08/2026

Tell me why you can’t have a nice yard without telling me…..