NOTE: We offer llama meet and greets and adventures By Appointment Only. 

Rescue Llamas Need Your Help

We at Llamas del Sol do everything we can to help any llama in need. Sometimes our rescues are because the owners must relocate and can no longer care for their llamas. Other times it is due to hard economic times. And sometimes the rescue is more urgent. Southwest Llama Rescue (SWLR) and Llamas del Sol are working together to provide forever homes to all llamas in need. If you would like to donate to the care of rescue llamas click on our DONATE link that takes you to our 503 (c) tax deductible webpage. If you are interested in foster care or adoption, contact us directly. Thank you, Lynda

Read about The Large Llama Rescue of 2018 article by Lynda Liptak 

Llamas del Sol

NOTE: We are By Appointment Only. 
We are not available at all times so please call, text, or emal.

Llamas del Sol (Llamas of the Sun) is a small family-run llama farm in the sunny Rio Grande Valley just a few minutes from Albuquerque, New Mexico.   Our interest is promoting great fun and exercise with the sweetest companions you can imagine.  Our llamas walk with you, carry your gear, food, and drink in any terrain, and charm you with their alertness and curiosity.  They are strong and gentle and stunning to watch

Llamas de Sol
605 El Dorado Dr. NW
Albuquerque, NM 87114

Call 505-453-1740 for more information and to schedule your llama adventure today!

LLAMAS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION 
All our proceeds go to caring for rescue llamas. We are coordinators for the Southwest Llama Rescue (SWLR) Association and the Rocky Mountain Llama Association (RMLA). There are almost always llamas that are looking for new homes. Please contact us if you would be interested in adopting or fostering llamas.  Please contact Lynda Liptak at llamasdelsol@gmail.com  if you are interested in caring for any of these llamas. Below are pictures of several who need placement in the Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado area. Llamas need llama companions - so any singles will need to find another suitable friend.

_______Llamas______Needing_____Their______Forever_______Home_______

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This beautiful young male was roaming wild and found one of our volunteer foster farms. Estimated about 3 years old. He is very shy and may have been mistreated. He is in S. Colorado and is looking for a kind home.
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These girls all came together and so should remain as pairs, threes, or stay all together. Two of the females are pregnant so we hold them until August/September when the crias are born. The largest one, Pepper, has just begun lead training and can be haltered. One female is barely a yearling.
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An elder female with alpaca and llama lineage, gets around very well. She is halter and lead trained. Needs equine senior/supplements added to her diet as she is thin.

Recently Adopted!

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Chewy, short for Chewbaca just found his forever home! Thank you to Cynthia, a new member to our family of llama owners!
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