
I'm 4-Z's
Spotted Fever
I’m 4-Z's Spotted Fever and I was born May 3, 2006. Don’t be scared or fooled by my coat. I'm a good looking guy. In fact, I look so good I'm show ring quality and trained. I’m very gentle, well-mannered and I love to be petted and made over by adults and children.
I'm a born leader and take my
role as protector of my alpacas seriously. My eye is always on them and I’ll yell to let someone know if anyone is hurting them. They follow me. That's why everyone knows me as a
great leader.

My name is Cheyenne
My name is Cheyenne. I’m a year old with personality plus. I'm sooooo sweet. I’ve been trained well. I love to make adults and children smile. I just love to love. My mom, Yakita has an awesome pedigree. She's of royalty and so am I. And I love having my picture taken, just like the queen!!

My name is Cherokee
My name is Cherokee and I’m also a year old. Cheyenne and I are half brothers because we share the same father, but different mothers. We're a lot alike. Our dad, Full Accoyo Juliaca made a name for himself for the great fibers he produced. And I'm proud to say I'm just like him. That's why people love touching my coat. My mom, Dam Indy is known for being so pretty. Her coat's something else! And just like Cheyenne, I love for people to pet and admire me. I don’t mind you petting me at all.

My name is Eagle Eye
Eagle Eye is a stunner. Her fiber shines and is soft as cotton. It flows when she leaps in the air. She's as fast as a cheetah. This year in the competition ring, she will turn heads and walk away with many trophys and ribbons.
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Some of our Petting Zoo clients:
YMCA - Monsanto
The Spanish Lake Community Association
SEIU
Fifth Avenue Lee Avenue Reunion
Third Annual Neosho Block Unit Party
Lewis Place Neighborhood Reunion
Better Family and Life
City of Pine Lawn
The Rev. Doris Davis Helping Hand Shelter
(in East St. Louis)
Annie Malone Children's Home
St. Louis Newspaper Guild
Pontoon Baptist Church (Granite City)
St. Louis School of Pharmacy
Metro Link
Justine Petersen
Northern Southern Railroad
Nottingham DAJT High School
Jeffferson Intermediate School
(St. Charles, MO)
... Plus many Memorable Birthday Parties
and Family Reunions!
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My name is Don Tomas
Don Tomas is a tall handsome paint Argintine llama shipped into the U. S. in 2004 along with his father, Don Zunca. His half brother is Joao, a champion llama who is a handsome runway stallion. He's sweet and easy to handle despite his tall statute. Look for him to compete against other llamas at the Springfield Illinois State Fair. It will be his first cart contest. |
My name is Joao
Joao pronounced "Howie" is a stunning llama who has won countless ribbons and awards. He has dense fiber and an excellent "PR" boy. Howie loves kids. He won Reserve Championship at the Illinois State Fair in 2006. He will also be going into the ring at the Springfield Illinois State Fair. |
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My Name is White Cloud
Snow Cloud is a Canadian dancing alpaca with beautiful white cottony fiber. She is a show off who loves running up the porch stairs and leaping off. She's a 7-month-old rain dancer. How high can she go.

My name is Hiyawatha
Hiyawatha is a rain dancer who loves to buck and twist in the air while in play with Snow Cloud. She's truly a performer with silky locked dreds
to die for.

My name is Valentina
Valentina is a big beautiful llama gal who breeds show quality crias. Her fiber is luxious and dense. She should be a winner at the next llama show.

My name is Avalanche
Avalanche is just that, a power house of a llama boy. He is a tall boy with shiny long fiber and funky banana ears that drop at the top. He's a sweet heart and kids love to brush his fiber.

My name is Black Foot
Black Foot is a quiet black and white fiber boy with persian lamb curly fiber. He loves being walked and tended to.

My name is Geronimo
Geronimo is a gelded lovable boy and there's nothing shy about him. He probably would be the first to come up to a stranger as a greeter. His fiber is dense and soft as butter. A fashion designer would shine with his fiber.
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