Llamas del Sol Rescue Llamas

Dalai

Dalai is the queen of the heard and the favorite for many customers with her enthusiasm and interest
Dalai was one of our first llamas. Dalai is very curious about everything – she likes to know what is going on and will be the lookout for everyone else. She will guard the herd and is not afraid to confront anything. She will do anything for a llama treat which has made her a superstar at learning what we want from her. Dalai is a favorite for many trekkers because of her keen interest to get to know her handler.  She will come up close to smell you but don't be alarmed. She usually goes with whoever is in the lead.  Dalai was rescued from living in a tiny corral at an abandoned farm when she was 18 months old.

Suki

Suki, our best petting llama is the tallest llama and always looks this stunning.
Suki is also one who likes to lead but once in awhile may try to go a little too fast because she wants to know what is coming ahead.  Suki would be a great cart puller – something we want to try soon.  Suki is our tallest female llama and she likes to be right up there with Dalai.  Llamas are very social and all of ours like to be within eye sight of each other and some like to pair up.  Suki is a touch-friendly llama and her soft fleece is wonderful to feel.  She was handled more than usual as a young cria (the name for a young llama) so she tends to be more forward than the typical llama. Suki is also a hummer – meaning she talks all the time.  

Letta

Letta is our new recruit who is so gentle you might forget she is on your lead
Letta is the eldest at about 17 or 18 years. She is very sweet and a little shy.  She was once used for roping/lasso practice which was not good for her trust in people but she has bounced back and now treks along with us.  She is very quiet but will communicate with her body posture and her eyes that gaze directly at you. Letta is gentle and a good llama for tentative or very young people to walk with. Letta is our only registered llama with a known blood line - maybe that's why she acts so regal.

Daisy

Daisy is our smallest llama and although at the bottom of the llama hierarchy is as good as gold
Daisy has the biggest heart and most skill at climbing mountains.  Her large sized feet may be another reason she is our best trekker.  Daisy sometimes looks a little put out because her ears are often down or out to the side. But Daisy has a servant’s heart that won’t quit and never complains on the trail no matter how difficult.  She loves to nibble at the foliage on the trail and looks forward to feeding time. Daisy was also rescued from the same abandoned farm as Dalai – they were together in a tiny corral.  They like being together and some evenings they even still romp around like crias during the sunset hour.

Verdi

Verdi is one of our two new rescues who came from Nebraska and was a packing llama. He packed a lot of elk in his days as a packer. Verdi likes to have his rump scratched and to be brushed. He is a wonderful walker and can be led by anyone. He is very attached to the girls already and does not like to be left behind and so has a quick step when he has someone to catch up to. Verdi is our tallest llama and if very impressive looking.

Twolip

Twolip (IRL name Twixie Lips) is a new rescue who also came from Nebraska and did a lot of packing. Twolip and Verdi are bonded since birth and are a great pair. Twolip is a great walker and goes everywhere that Verdi goes. He also is bonded with the girls and positions himself at night to be able to see everyone. Twolip and Verdi often hum to each other while waiting to go places. Twolip has a very soft fiber and lets you stroke his neck. He and Verdi are both 15 years old and have a lot of experience with people. They love treats and are easy to hand feed and take on treks.