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Just as the new moon signifies the start of the lunar cycle, a 'new beginning' for nature, New Moon Alpacas signifies our new beginning. New Year's Day births! Charmene and Pandora of Saturn b irthed cria this morning. Charmane birthed a dark brown male and Pandora birthed a dark brown female.
New Moon Alpacas began operation the end of June 2004 with the purchase of our first alpaca, SCFA Pixie Dust, a pregnant Huacaya female who delivered the day after Thanksgiving in November 2004. Within two months, she was joined by two Suri females, Miss Aurora B and Tally Pearl D453 AOA, both accompanied by their 2004 cria. The herd has continued to grow since, numbering more than 20 Huacaya and Suri alpacas. However, it is the inquisitive crias such as these three who grow our herd.
Since its origin, New Moon Alpacas has been a 'virtual ranch'. We are physically located in Santa Clara, California (Silicon Valley) as we are 'care givers' to the last of our four parents, now nearly 95-years-old. Our herd is agisted at Camanche Ranch Alpacas outside Ione, California. Nearly every weekend we make the 250 mile drive to work with our alpacas, whether halter training in preparation for shows or breeds. When we are no longer tied to Santa Clara, New Moon Alpacas will move to Southern Oregon and a physical ranch. You are visitor
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