Gayle & Scott Noga
350 Tracie Road
Pasco, WA 99301-8895
Phone: (509) 545-5903
FAX: (509) 545-5903 

llamas@NO.SPAMrattlesnakeridgeranch.com

Becky Cunningham, Anne Sheeter & Lisa Wolf
31804 Eban Ray Lane
Burns, Oregon  97720
Breeding: (541) 589-0840, Females: (541) 573-2628, Packing: (541) 413-0431
info@burnsllamatrailblazers.com

Burns Llama Trailblazers has been breeding working llamas for over twenty years. We certify all our llamas as PLTA packers and regularly take top honors in performance classes at regional llama shows. Our llamas have taken honors at the national level and hold the highest certification available from PLTA; Elite String Pack Llama. We are dedicated trainers who specialize in education of both llamas and handlers. We offer packing support, trained pack llamas for sale, and individualized training workshops for you and your llama.

Central Oregon Llama Association, COLA, is an organization of llama owners and llama lovers who enjoy showing, breeding, hiking and packing with their llamas.

The International Lama Registry (ILR) is the premier organization dedicated to preserving the lineage and promoting the well-being of all species in the lama genus: llamas, alpacas, guanacos, and vicunas.

Leave No Trace is a supporter-based nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the outdoors through science-based education that inspires responsible recreation. Leave No Trace works to ensure that everyone—no matter where they explore—has the knowledge and tools to enjoy nature while minimizing their impact.

Our Mission:  Provide for the exchange and dissemination of information pertaining to the llama, with emphasis on health, breeding and training as well as for the promotion of the pleasure, recreation and welfare of its members, with emphasis on local and regional marketing to ensure a steady growth of interest and awareness of llamas.

The purpose of this Association: General welfare of lamas, Promotion of lamas, Education and support to owners and potential new owners, Fellowship

Our mission is to seek out, preserve, perpetuate and promote the best specimens of the working llama-the Ccara.  This registry for the Ccara llama has been established for the working llama.  In cooperation with the Internatinal Llama Registry (ILR) the North American Ccara Association (NACA) has been established as a formal recording program for the Ccara llama using strict screening criteria.

The Rocky Mountain Llama and Alpaca Association came into existence when a group of about 40 enthusiasts met in 1982 in Monument, Colorado, and joined together in an effort to promote camelids to the general public and to help each other learn about the wonders of Llamas and Alpacas. Among the founders were individuals interested in the use of lamas for their fiber and for packing and hiking; persons who enjoyed their companionship as pets, and serious breeders interested in breeding genetically sound animals.

The Southern States Llama Association is a strong organization of llama and alpaca owners who have joined together for the purpose of education, fun, and fellowship while promoting the health and welfare of lamas and the lama industry.

Willamette Valley Llama Association is a Domestic Non-Profit Corporation organized under the laws of the State of Oregon.

From The Wichita Eagle Outdoors section this video features PLTA member Lauren Sill at the Medicine Lodge Pack Trial in February, 2015. The accompanying article features quotes from several PLTA members.

This article describes safe food practices in backcountry situations. it is published on the State Food Safety Website at https://www.statefoodsafety.com 

Llama Pack Project works to recover traditional uses and breeding of carrier llamas as a tool for sustainable rural development and mountain conservation

Spanish with english subtitles, this video discusses the Llama Pack Project's efforts to recapture the genetic strains of the anacestral ccara working llama.