Llama Association of Australasia Inc. Promoting llamas in Australia and New Zealand

FORUM: If you’re interested in having a conversation with other llama lovers on a variety of subjects, check out our Member Forum section by clicking the link on the left menu bar. You can ask a question, make a comment, or find out what other llama lovers are discussing.

WELCOME TO The LAA!

Would you like to know more about the LAA and our fascinating animals?
Enjoy a tour through our site.
For further information please contact:

SECRETARY:
Jo Weir
14 Kadwell St. Goulburn NSW 2580
Ph: 0427 429 872
joweir@y7mail.com

WEBSITE CO-ORDINATOR:

Sylva Barns

PO Box 384

Yandina, QLD 4561

Ph: 07 5472 7061

Fax: 07 5472 7062

srbarns@hotmail.com

November 2009 - Branches & Regions, Registry, Download Forms, SOC, Photo Gallery,

BRANCHES & REGIONS: For additional information about llama activities and members near you, please click on Branches & Regions on the left menu.

And notice that our newest and most active branch, NSW & ACT, not only have a page here, they also have their own more extensive site:

http://www.llamas-nsw-act.org/index.htm

REGISTRATION INFORMATION:

Heather Duxbury is our Registry Manager and is always available by telephone or email to answer your registry questions. Although Heather is in New Zealand, all transactions are in Australian dollars so you can pay by credit card or pay by cheque in Australian dollars.

Registry Forms can be downloaded from the Registry section and either scanned and attached to an email b.h.llamas@clear.net.nz or faxed:

from Australia 0011 64 3312 8090 or from NZ 03 312 8090 or posted to:

Heather Duxbury

218 Carrs Road

Loburn RD2

RANGIORA 7472

NEW ZEALAND

Alternatively you can forward your registration forms to the LAA Secretary,

Jo Weir

14 Kadwell Street

GOULBURN, NSW, 2580

DOWNLOAD FORMS:

Membership Forms and Registry Forms can be downloaded from our site. You'll find them by using the links on the left - Membership and Registry.

MINIMUM STANDARDS OF CARE:
You can find information about basic care requirements for llamas and alpacas by clicking on LAA Resources/Minimum Standards of Care. This document may seem too simple and just common sense to most animal owners, but it was produced in response to requests by animal care workers for some basic guidelines for use in evaluating situations in the field. Since production and distribution of the document, the LAA Committee has had thanks, feedback and requests for more copies. Copies are available to anyone upon request to the Secretary or any member of the Committee. Comments on content are also welcome.

PHOTO GALLERY:
Take a look at our Photo Gallery (button on the left side of this page). We hope it will bring a smile to your face. And if you have a photo you’d like to share send it to Jo or Sylva.

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