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Here are some links to sites for more information. 

Alpaca Owners and Breeders Association (AOBA)   (www.AOBA.org)

This website is the best one for the most extensive information on alpacas, investments, and how to get started with capital, equipment, and even financing.  They answer many of the questions you may have in a comprehensive manner.

  The Alpaca Registry, Inc. (ARI)   (www.AlpacaRegistry.net)

Visit here for information on registration of the animals and DNA blood-typing for bloodline confirmation.  There is also information on funded research studies, number of animals registered by color, etc.  The statistics are great!

  The Suri Network  (www.SuriNetwork.org)

Visit here for information on an organization that is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the Suri alpaca breed.  This organization promotes the breeding of the Suri alpaca and defines the desired fiber characteristics as a breed standard.   This network of Suri breeders across the US and Canada provides a forum for discussion on the promotion of the breed and breed characteristics.

   Mid-Atlantic Alpaca Breeders Association   (www.MAPACA.org)

Visit here for information on breeders in the Mid-Atlantic area.  Each year there is the largest show in the world held, "The MAPACA Jubilee", sponsored by MAPACA.  The association provides a network of support to new and established breeders, while promoting alpacas in the region.  MAPACA is an official affiliate of AOBA.

 Maryland Alpaca Breeders Association   (www.MarylandAlpacas.org)

Visit here for information on breeders in Maryland.  This is a growing group of breeders focused on education.  The association provides a network of support to new and established breeders, while promoting alpacas in the state.  MABA is an official affiliate of AOBA.

   Alpacas in the USA! (www.AlpacasintheUSA.com)

Visit here for over 70 breeders for both suris and huacayas across the country.  This is an organization where members must be approved for participation and enjoy the benefits of marketing tools and group support.  Check it out and become a member today!

   Alpaca Fiber Coop of North America (AFCNA)   (www.AFCNA.com)
What do you do with all that fiber?  Visit here to learn about becoming a member for the sale of your fiber and access to alpaca textiles, yarns, and garments for sale from your farm.