CURRENTLY THERE ARE NO UPCOMING SHOWS
BUT WE ARE BUSY WORKING ON OUR 2024 SCHEDULE AND WE WILL PUBLISH SOON – SO PLEASE VISIT US AGAIN!!
Educational Visits
We welcome visits from Schools including special needs and disabled children. Please Contact Us or telephone for more information.
Social Events
Why not have ‘Cary Alpacas’ for your wedding or special event / occasion.
All for Charity ….. Alpaca Talks
We can provide off-site ‘Alpaca Talks’ for groups, associations, institutions at a venue of your choice / have your meetings.
The talk normally lasts for 45 minutes but can be adapted to meet your requirements.
Cost £ 30.00, which all goes to our chosen Charity ‘Bambelela’ Wildlife Care & Vervet Monkey Rehabilitation, Limpopo, South Africa (see below).
For travel over 10 miles a nominal fee of £ 0.30 ppm.
Cary Alpacas on TV!
Cary Alpacas became ‘stars’ in the ‘Sarah Beeny’s New Life in the Country’ show. Cary Alpaca’s appeared in Episode 7 which was aired on Channel 4 on Tuesday 22nd December 2020.
Geoff Moore visits Cary Alpacas in Yeovil for Discover Animals 10th February 2022
Cary Alpacas are Proud to Sponsor
As a UK Trustee for SOS Africa, I am a proud supporter of their work. A Somerset based children’s charity which invests 100% of donations in the education and care of disadvantaged children in South Africa. SOS Africa Charity now sponsors the education and care of hundreds of African children. Our UK based child sponsorship organization believes that by empowering African children through holistic education and care, you can help them to fulfil their potential and break out of the cycle of poverty into which they are born.
Linda and myself have been providing financial support for a young man called ‘Lihle’ for several years now and the satisfaction and pride we have as he progresses through his educational program, has no bounds.
For more information ‘Click’ on ‘SOS Africa’ Logo
The Incredible staff and volunteers at ‘Bambelela’ led by ‘Silke’, mainly concentrate on the ‘Vervet’ monkey rehabilitation, taking in injured and orphaned monkeys, forming troops and finding monkey-friendly game farms to release a rehabilitated troop. To date they have successfully given 15 troops (over 300 monkeys), a second chance to live free again.
Linda & myself have sponsored the ‘Vervet’ (Left), which we called ‘Kami-Kazu’, who has now been released into the wild.
We are now sponsoring our second baby ‘Vervet’ (right) which we have called ‘Kamali. Hopefully, we will return to Bambelela to see ‘Kamali’ released into the wild in 2024.