Llamas Of Circle Home

Llamas Of Circle Home breeds llamas in Sonora, CA, in Tuolumne County and the Sierra Nevada foothills near Sacramento. George Caldwell has spent over a decade breeding llamas and maintains membership in the International Llama Association, following recommended vaccination schedules and routine hoof care.

Each llama lives on spacious pastures shaded by oak and pine, and receives daily handling that fosters gentle temperaments and strong herd bonds. Their focus on early socialization and balanced nutrition supports both show-quality fleece and relaxed companion animals. Several of their llamas have received fleece quality awards at regional fairs, reflecting a commitment to fiber health and resilience. Breeding programs emphasize lineage diversity to minimize hereditary issues, while crias remain with their dams until gentle weaning and veterinary oversight. Sheltered loafing sheds and seasonal housing protect the herd from winter storms and summer heat, and routine dental checks and deworming maintain overall well-being.