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  • More About Us
  • Results & Awards
  • Policies & Programs
  • Contact the Web Master

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SSLA Journal

SSLA Members have access to the most recent editions.  These older copies are available to all.

About the SSLA Journal (pdf)Download
Llama Journal Oct 2017 (pdf)Download
Llama Journal Jul 2017 (pdf)Download
Llama Journal Jan 2017 (pdf)Download
Llama Journal Jul 2016 (pdf)Download

Discover Llamas Magazine

 2017 Discover Llamas 

Files coming soon.

Resources to Help You

Find Llama Friendly Trails

We advocate a positive image of llamas.  These trails have accepted llama access.  Please use courtesy and friendliness while using these trails.

Trails

Shearing Services

Heat Stress is an issue in every part of the country, not just in the southern states.  

Rule of thumb, your lama can start suffering  heat stress leading to stroke or death if the sum of  temperature + humidity = or > 120

Shearers

For Sale

Click to find member's advertisements.

Find Llama Stuff

Poisonous Plants

Some plants are poisonous or can make your llama/alpaca very ill.  

Find out more

Veterinarians

These Southeastern veterinarians have experience in and are willing to treat camelids.  These veterinarians have given verbal or written permission to be included on this list.  Inclusion on the list is not to be construed as a recommendation by this web site, the Southern States Llama Association or any of its members,

Vet List

Featured Farm Story

Opportunity for photos and story,  Submission should be limited and submitted to the web site manager

Contact the SSLA Web Site Manager

LISTEN UP

SHEAR YOUR LLAMAS and ALPACAS !!!!!!!    Plus here is our Code of Conduct.

 Heat Stress is an issue in every part of the country, not just in the southern states.  

Rule of thumb, your lama can start suffering  heat stress leading to stroke or death if the sum of  temperature + humidity = or > 120

Llama Shearing Services in the Southeast (pdf)

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Code Of Conduct For The Transfer Of Camelids (pdf)

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Llama Friendly Trekking Trails

One objective of our Trekking Program is  to accumulate information about public hiking trails where our llamas are welcome.  You can help us grow this list by going to our Trekking Program and filling out the form or sending us an email. Your llama can earn mileage and event patches, too.  (Policies and Programs page)

WHERE WE HIKE WITH OUR LLAMAS (pdf)

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Red Top Warning Lettter (1) (pdf)

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