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Those of you who are familiar to Auravale will know we have not had our llamas for very long and each of the three females were purchased when they were 6 months of age. Well this March two of them … Continue reading →

We currently are lucky to have the gorgeous Malakai Future Link visiting our jennies. Link is a solid, chunky jack with the softest of coats. He is a little shy but likes a pat once he gets to know you. … Continue reading →

Otis, nee Reuben and Arlo found the most lovely home with Jasmine, Daniel and boys, just around the corner in Menzies creek. These boys had a close bond from the very beginning, always hanging out together and playing rough. They … Continue reading →

Our llama journey commenced in September 2024 when we purchased our first two gorgeous llama females- Painted Pines Daphne and Painted Pines Lotus. We were fortunate to have chosen these girls at a young age and Painted Pines Llamas halter … Continue reading →

In early 2023 Agricultural Victoria contacted us with a view to developing further education to small landholders around biosecurity. To learn more about biosecurity on small stock holdings visit the Ag Vic website. or watch the Ag Vic video filmed … Continue reading →

Our beautiful 2023 donkey foals went to their new home today. Such well behaved boys that took it all in their stride. They have moved to a horse stud with a couple of sheep and a goat as friends. We … Continue reading →

Auravale is delighted to announce we have won the Victorian Eastern Region Huacaya Alpaca of the Year – Lyla Fisher Memorial Trophy for the 4th consecutive year. (This prestigious award was not awarded in 2021-22 due to the impact of … Continue reading →

Our beautiful baby jacks have just been weaned and are getting ready to go to their new home with Alia and her family.

The following was written by WormCheck in 2019 but remains relevant in the Victorian Eastern Region. Keep your paddocks clean by regularly collecting the manure and removing it from the areas grazed by alpacas. Also regular worm counts helps you … Continue reading →