experiencethebarnsfirst-hand.Findanalpaca you develop a connection with? While it’s probably not for sale, there is a good chance that products in the farm’s store contain fiber from that particular animal. Albert and Rebecca had plans to build a new barn, but this was put on hold by the pandemic. “(Rebecca) wanted to be a source to rescue these animals and then give them out to people who would take care of the animals who maybe couldn’t a ord it,” Albert says. While some dreams are on pause, Albert is satisfied that he has achieved his goal of raising awareness on alpacas. “I guess that’s what our goal was, to get a great place for all animals, two-legged and four-legged.”
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ABOVE: Lindsey Warne’s tasks as chief marketing officer include leading tours and running the store, all while taking care of her newborn, Molly. BELOW: Albert Camma and his wife, Rebecca Camma, have four barns and about 100 alpacas on their property.
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