Dakota Ridge Farm, LLC

l as llama sales, and rescue and re-homing of llamas. Our farm has had visitors from as far away as China, Japan, Australia, and all parts of the U.S. Katrina established the 4-H Club “The Woolly Llama Whisperers” and brought llamas into the Saratoga County Fair for the first time in the early 1990’s. In 2012, Katrina was the proud recipient of the Linda Pierce Memorial Award (the award is given to an ALSA (Alpaca and Llama Show Association) member in good standing as well as being a volunteer and/or sponsor for local and national ALSA events. Additionally, the person must exemplify Linda's exceptional attributes as a llama lover and show person with respect to dedication, perseverance, integrity, being a good role model, and striving to do their personal best while creating a positive experience for others in both their lives and in the show ring.) In 2014, Dakota Ridge Farm was featured in the New York Times and then had a visit from Good Morning America! We can’t say enough about what our venture into the llama industry has done for us. Llamas display a serenity and dignity that is regal, quiet, stress relieving, and awe-inspiring to say the least. What began as a hobby has provided immeasurable joy to us and our family of boarders. Our mission: To spread the word about these magical and mystical creatures….with love! From our own herd of over 40 llamas, we offer animals that will fill a variety of purposes. You may be looking for a lovable companion, a show animal, a pack animal, or a source of exquisite fiber. Having carefully bred the best to the best for over 30 years, we have produced a collection of top quality llamas. Many of our llamas come from the famous Berry Acres Llamas (BAL) and they raised very elegant, large, conformationally correct llamas that were consistently winners in the show rings across the country. Make an appointment to come by and share our joy in raising llamas. We have always been here mentoring new owners and it is a pleasure for us.