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Check out this video showing the effectinveness of hair and fur at absorbing oil from a container of water.
Check out this video showing the effectinveness of hair and fur at absorbing oil from a container of water.

Video of a news story on how a fellow alpaca rancher is donating excess fleece to help with the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Video of a news story on how a fellow alpaca rancher is donating excess fleece to help with the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Alpaca breeders donate fleece for oil cleanup | Video...

Here's an interesting local ABC news story about using alpaca fleece to absorb the golf oil spill.
Here's an interesting local ABC news story about using alpaca fleece to absorb the golf oil spill.

Alpaca breeders donate fleece for oil cleanup | abc7.com
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Local alpaca breeders are doing their part to...
Today was a sad day for the Pacatudes herd. Arncia, a prized dam was euthanized after a weeks long illness arising around the same time she gave birth to a little boy. We almost lost her baby since Arnica wasn't producuing enough milk. But another dam, Sabrina delivered a stillborn and quickly "adopted" Arnica's baby. Arnica was a beautiful alpaca and wonderful mom who doted on her babies. We'll miss her.
Today was a sad day for the Pacatudes herd. Arncia, a prized dam was euthanized after a weeks long illness arising around the same time she gave birth to a little boy. We almost lost her baby since...
Just returned from helping shear aobut 120 alpacas. I plan to donate much of my excess fleece to help with the gulf oil spill.
Just returned from helping shear aobut 120 alpacas. I plan to donate much of my excess fleece to help with the gulf oil spill.

See the attached pix to visualize the riggers of participating in an alpaca show. It was taken by Brad Johnson on April, 24, 2010 at the Alameda County Fairgrouds during the California Classic Alpaca Show.
See the attached pix to visualize the riggers of participating in an alpaca show. It was taken by Brad Johnson on April, 24, 2010 at the Alameda County Fairgrouds during the California Classic Alpaca Show.

Last week two crias (babies) joined the Pacatudes herd. The first sired by Pacaatudes herdsire AJ MacDuff was a brown male born on Saturday 4/24/10 and the second sired by fawn Pacatudes herdise Morpheus was a black female born on Tuesday, 4/27/10. We are really excited about about both these fine additions. P. S. the brown male's dam, Arnica had quite a difficult time and she is under close scrutiny by our dear friends Lisa Shimeld and Brad Johnson of Alpacas del Valle Cereza. Now we need to come up with a name for these newcomers.
Last week two crias (babies) joined the Pacatudes herd. The first sired by Pacaatudes herdsire AJ MacDuff was a brown male born on Saturday 4/24/10 and the second sired by fawn Pacatudes herdise Morpheus was a black female born...

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