Mt Angeles High Valley Llamas

Mt Angeles High Valley Llamas, Ccara llamas on the Olympic Peninsula near Seattle, Washington, reflect a commitment to approachable livestock suited to first-time and experienced owners alike. Russel Felton has been breeding llamas for more than twelve years and holds membership in a recognized llama breeders association, ensuring all breeding stock undergo routine health and genetic screenings. Animals live on rotational pasture grazing, with sheltered enclosures for inclement weather, and receive daily social interaction to encourage calm handling during farm tours and basic training sessions.

Each cria is gradually accustomed to halter training and gentle exposure to farm machinery and dogs, supporting steady temperament development and ease of handling on small properties. The herd includes bloodlines with regional show placements, yet emphasis remains on companionability and adaptability in small-acre settings and for therapy work. Mt Angeles High Valley Llamas maintains meticulous record-keeping for lineage and health history, providing transparency for prospective owners and veterinarians.

Visitors note the herd’s gentle curiosity against a backdrop of forested hills, reflecting a mindful approach to animal welfare and sustainable farming.