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Alpaca News
Alpaca Odyssey is set for May 25 (Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter)
TWO RIVERS LondonDairy Alpacas will host its Alpaca Odyssey and Farm Fest 2008 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 25. The eighth annual event will be held rain or shine and is free and open to the public.
For the love of alpacas (The Lewiston Sun Journal)
AUBURN - In the shadow of the barn, Morelia Candia is surrounded by alpacas. A round brown alpaca nuzzles a thin brown one. A mother and baby wander by. Dozens of youngsters and females mill around, watching Candia curiously with ears flicked forward.
Close crop (Kelowna Capital News)
The shearer left a little on the top of this alpaca after having its winter coat shaved off.
Saturday Farmers’ Market kicks off summer (The Wayne Independent)
Wayne County Farmers’ Market launches its 2008 summer season on Saturday, May 24 of Memorial Day weekend, trackside behind the Wayne County Visitors Center, Commercial Street, Honesdale, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
4-H Alpaca Club Winner advances to District Competition (The Journal Press)
Addie Blauser is one of eight members of the KG 4-H Alpaca Club. Addie was a blue winner at the recent presentation night and traveled to Madison, VA. to compete in the District event. The Alpaca club started up in October of 2007 and is the only known 4-H Alpaca Club in the state of Virginia.
Dogs kill alpaca, injure llama (KVAL Eugene)
Two dogs killed an alpaca and injured a llama last week. The agency that rounded up the dogs loses funding under the proposed county budget and begs the question: Who will handle dangerous animal control?
What's new, useful, fun (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Take Mother's Day freebies, label cheese and dessert trays, hear Team Cincinnati sing, give handmade Annieglass, and make Zesty Grilled Veggies.
Load up children, dogs for safety, fun at park (Colorado Springs Gazette)
You might want to high tail it over to the Ruff 'n' Ready Pet & Kid Safety Fair on May 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Bear Creek Regional Park.
Letters published May 7, 2008 (Cleveland Scene)
Quadruped Condolences Sympathies lie with owner in alpaca deaths: Wow — my heart goes out to you. I cannot even imagine the horror that you have suffered. This is a great sham. I don't use Purina products, but I will not use them now — that is for sure. No animal should have to suffer like this.
Candidate introduced Dear Editor: (Wiscasset Newspaper)
"We're all in this together and together we can succeed." Skip Taylor has attended the Wiscasset Selectman's meetings for years in the audience and is ready to be a Wiscasset Selectmen with outstanding vision and leadership skills.
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