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Our farm is featured in the Miniature Llama chapter
of the trusted "Storey's Guide To" series...
This book, over 400 pages plus a color insert...jam-packed with information and is available from Amazon to be delivered to your doorstep!
This book is authored by Sue Weaver, well known writer for Hobby Farms. Thank you Sue, for choosing us!
The Fuzzy Farm would like to thank the over 100,000 people who have visited our website to date.
We hope you have enjoyed your visit, our animals and will continue to do so. We endeavor to
keep our website current and interesting, hopefully we are succeeeding. If you are a first time
visitor...Welcome! If you are a returning visitor, Welcome Back!
The
Fuzzy Farm is located in Gloucester,
Virginia. We specialize in beautiful, good natured minillamas and Argentine llamas. In November of 2002, we went to pick up a small herd of miniature and small llamas. These
llamas formed the base of our miniature herd. Miniature Thanks for visiting....Come back oftenWe are located at 3321 Rich Lane, Saluda, VA. 23149 We do live in Gloucester, but due to zip code "things" we are listed in Saluda. If using a mapping program, use Glenns as the city...Weird huh? You may email us at 2gdumas@gmail.com |
llamas (or minillamas),
unlike miniature horses or donkeys, are perfectly proportioned animals. They
do not have heads that are too large and legs that are too short. They
are perfect little llamas. In fact, unless you have a frame of
reference in a photograph, you cannot tell whether the llama is full
sized or miniature. This is a picture of one of our herdsires,
Bolivian Makin' Whoopee who is registered with the AMLA as a true mini. When
a 5'4" person stands next to him, the tips of his ears are at
eyebrow level. What you have is all the personality and charm
of the llama, in a smaller, easier to handle package. A great
advantage in Public Relation situations when a full sized animal could
be intimidating. Many people who want a companion animal or pet
would welcome the smaller size. In addition, they eat less and
require less room. Miniature llamas that meet the standards of
the