Purple Paca Place

06/11/2019

If anyone is interested in free male Alpacas, please let me know. One of the owners we sold our Alpacas to, is not able to keep them anymore. I'm trying to help her get rid of them.

11/06/2018

We have sold all our Alpacas.

07/25/2018

Here is JB Snykers.

07/25/2018

Karamel Kid is one of our handsome boys that is looking for a new home.

06/14/2018

06/04/2018

Shearing day is this Friday. We have three boys and three females, one being due June 8th. We will see how she responds to this.

09/22/2016

Purple Paca Place invites you to experience an Alpaca farm. You can bring carrots and apples as treats to feed our Alpacas and Llama. You will be able to walk an Alpaca, brush, pet, feed, and hug some as well. We encourage you to bring your cameras and take pictures of your experience. We have raw fiber in many colors that will be available for purchase, as well as Alpaca manure to prep your gardens for your spring bounty. We will be open both Sat Sept 24th and Sun Sept 25th from 10-4pm.

07/23/2016

Congratulations to Micaiah and William to adding four Suri Alpacas to your homestead. Annie Rose, Gingersnap, Katahdin Breeze (Breezy), and Rhonda Rose will be truly loved by you two. William, I'm still in awe of how Gingersnap took to you. She picked you. That couldn't have been anymore perfect. Thank you again. I wish I would've taken pictures with you two and the girls.

07/16/2016

Victoria and Robert are downsizing due to health issues and need to sell our herd of 32 Alpacas and one female Llama. We have both Huacaya and Suri, colors ranging from white to true black, ages ranging from 2 years old to 20 years old. We have 12 males and 20 females. All but four are ARI registered. We are also offering with the sale, this years fiber that was sheared on 6/2/16. Prices vary per animal starting at $500.00 and package deals can be done. If you are new to owning Alpacas, you will need to buy a minimum of two, since Alpacas are herd animals and will stress being alone. Prefer email communication to start.

06/22/2016

Sheering day for the herd. All done quickly, smoothly, and no injuries. Only one spitter, the rest just enjoyed their spa day. Nails done, teeth trimmed for some, haircuts for all. Thank you Matt Best and crew for getting the herd all groomed. Also thank you to Mike from SuCaya Farms, Lois and Bear, and Chet for helping make all go so smoothly.