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Who remembers Quester? He is now a trekking alpaca. If you want to take him for a walk (with his fancy haircut) book with Woolley Animals Farm Park
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Thank you all for an amazing selection of names (full list posted on the main page, this post is for subscribers only).
I have shortlisted six and now you need to choose. (Mainly chosen for the shortlist as I, and my dyslexic husband, Simon, have to be able to spell and remember them!)
Let me know your two favourites from the six and I’ll do the maths and see who wins (Facebook doesn’t let me add a poll 😞). If you have a strong favourite just put it twice and it’ll get two votes!
You have until 10am UK time tomorrow.
The names are….
1. Crumpet
2. Clementine (to be known as Clemmie)
3. Cindy
4. Cherry Blossom (to be known as Cherry)
5. Candy
6. Camellia
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Love Jane’s photos.
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The subscribers have been amazing with ‘C’ names. They will now help me choose one from a short list. Here are the names they came up with.
Caitlyn
Calista
Calla
Calliope
Callista (Callie)
Camelia
Camryn
Canady
Candius
Candy (Candi)
Cara
Cardomon
Carina
Carlita
Carmen
Carol (or Carole)
Caroline
Carrisa
Casey
Cassandra
Cassia
Cassidy
Cassie
Cecila
Ceecee (Cece)
Celeste (we’ve had one before)
Celine
Chaney
Chardonay
Charlie ((we’ve had one before)
Charlotte (we’ve had one before)
Chelsea
Cherry (Cherry Blossom)
Cherub
Chica
Christiana
Christina
Christine
Ciara
Cindy
Cinnamon
Clair (or Claire or Clare)
Clara
Clarice
Claridad
Clarity
Clarrisa
Classy
Clemence
Clementine
Clemmie
Clover
Coastal
Comryn
Confection
Cookie
Corretta
Coryn
Crescent
Crianna
Crumpet
Cydney
Photo by Jane Wilkinson (Thank You)
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The list is long. I’m off to bed (I’ve got the 4am and 6am camera checks tonight!) I’ll check the rest of the posts tomorrow.
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Our Alpacas
We have friendly, well socialised alpacas, we know them all by name and by their individual characters. We can tell you all about each alpaca so you can find out what they are really like! We have breeding girls and stud boys that are with us long term, whilst we usually sell all their offspring as companions, (they must live in a herd of at least three alpacas of the same gender) fibre producers, lamb and chicken guards, or as breeding animals. We sometimes have much loved alpacas available that are retiring from our breeding herd.
Latest Arrivals
Our cria (baby alpacas) are usually born between April and June. I am keeping our Facebook page (Mullacott Alpacas) up to date with news and photos. Please have a look and like us! Have a look at our new arrivals, find out how they got their names and check back for photos of them as they develop. They will be weaned once they reach five to six months of age and can then go to new homes.
Appaloosa alpacas are relatively rare, with Leopard Appaloosa being one of the rarest colour patterns of all. Mullacott Alpacas has several different gene lines and so has an exciting breeding program of mating Leopard and Harlequin Appaloosas to other Leopard and Harlequin appaloosas.
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Alpacas For Sale
We list our ‘for sale’ alpacas on Alpaca Finder which is linked to our ‘For Sale’ page. This makes sure you always have the most up to date list. Please ask if you have a specific requirement as we may be able to find an alpaca to suit your needs.
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About Us
We have owned alpacas since 1997 and moved to Lower Mullacott Farm in 2002, from Martinslade in Wiltshire, when the alpacas outgrew our smallholding there. We have fully renovated the farmhouse and it is now rented out in the summer as a 5* Holiday Home (High View Farmhouse). Our visitors love to hand feed the alpacas and sometimes even give them a cuddle.
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