Southwest Llama Rescue, Inc. (SWLR)

Southwest Llama Rescue, Inc. (SWLR) SWLR is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) non-profit llama and alpaca rescue with adoption coordinators and foster farms in the western U.S. Some males are gelded.

from Texas and Oklahoma to California. SWLR is funded by private donations and adoption fees. When llamas or alpacas come into the care of Southwest Llama Rescue, Inc. (SWLR), they are health-checked, vaccinated, wormed, sheared and toenails trimmed. The llamas or alpacas then go to one of our SWLR foster farms, where they are prepared for adoption into pre-screened homes. All SWLR llamas and alpa

cas are placed with non-breeding contracts. If at any time the adopters can no longer care for an SWLR animal, they must return the animal to SWLR. Prior to placement, adopters must meet farm requirements and submit adoption forms. A facility check will be done by a SWLR member volunteer. There is an adoption fee for any SWLR animal. Please check the website for current fees. Llamas or alpacas are to be picked up at foster facilities. Though we at SWLR hope you will consider fostering or adopting one of our rescues, we also have llamas and alpacas that, for whatever reasons, will not be adopted, but will instead be cared for at our rescue foster farms. We need people willing to "sponsor" these llamas or alpacas by donating financially for their day-to-day care.

03/14/2026

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Guns Up!

Southwest Llama Rescue won't have a sanctuary in Kerrville but will have llamas at other locations. Llamas went to other...
02/21/2026

Southwest Llama Rescue won't have a sanctuary in Kerrville but will have llamas at other locations. Llamas went to other foster farms. Equipment is being moved from the Kerrville sanctuary to other foster farms in the New Mexico, Colorado and Texas locations. We continue to be blessed with volunteers to help with the equipment moving and sorting and cleanup. These old geldings will be getting some pasture at their new foster farm.

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605 El Dorado Drive NW
Kerrville, TX
87114

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