Middle Earth Llamas

Middle Earth Llamas breeds Ccara llamas in Washington state in the Pacific Northwest near Seattle. Bob Schimpf began working with llamas over a decade ago and maintains the herd on-site, registering each animal with the International Lama Registry. He follows regular health screening protocols, including annual vaccinations and routine dental checks.

The llamas live on pastureland bordered by wooded areas, with daily handling from an early age helping them develop a calm, social demeanor around people. Their Ccara llamas produce fiber often used in local textile projects and have appeared at regional fiber festivals. Reviews often note the animals’ gentle nature and the thoughtful care they receive on site.

Breeding decisions emphasize temperament, structural soundness and genetic diversity to uphold the Ccara llama’s natural hardiness. Seasonal pasture rotation and a diet balanced for fiber production help the herd maintain optimal health year-round.