Camel · Llama · Cashmere

Bactrian Camel

The one that started it all. Front and center of our logo and our business. Spoiled rotten, absolute sweetheart.

Heartbreakingly, the sun of our farm and heart & soul to us succumbed to a rapid-onset stomach cancer in August 2025. You are missed dearly.

Suri Llama

The Pretty Boy. No touchie, only lookie!

Provides fiber by getting sheared once a year in the spring. Originally brought as a companion to Callista.

Our most recent addition to our flock. The social nature of llamas means at least 2 must be together, she hails from the same place Cameron does.

Cashmere Goats

These two got us introduced into goats. They are soft and playfull, but be careful so you don’t get the horns!

Impressive escape artists.

Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats

Ariel (brown) is one of the two main milk providers for our soaps and lotions.

Mini Nubian dairy goat.

The loudest member of the farm. You KNOW when she’s nearby.

Mini Nubian dairy goats

Louse is the other main milk provider for our soaps and lotions (right) with her baby Fia (left).

Cashmere Goats

Another cashmere goat that provides valuable and ever-so-soft fiber for our hats, headbands and more.

Pictured with her female baby (to be named).

Cashmere Goat

One of the farm’s main stud goats. Very friendly guy.

Mini Nubian Goat

Another buck for the farm.

Mini Nubian Dairy Goats

Three newest additions to the farm, all born in late spring of 2025.

Currently awaiting names. Misty’s girl (left) and Celeste’s boy (middle) and girl (right).