THE MONTANA LARGE ANIMAL SANCTUARY RESCUE EFFORT:

ADOPTIVE HOMES DESPERATELY NEEDED

As you may have heard, Animeals, the organization that has so generously donated their time and resources to caring for the animals at MLAS, is packing their bags and will depart the sanctuary on January 31.
Approximately 250 male llamas (many are geldings) remain at the sanctuary. The need for homes for these llamas is urgent!
SELR and other groups from the Camelid Rescue Coalition, and the llama community, have moved out all the female llamas, crias, and 100 male llamas. A few of these llamas have been spoken for, but many remain in temporary foster care.
The need for adoptive and foster homes is paramount. We need anyone willing to adopt or foster these llamas to contact us.
If you are interested in providing a home for these llamas, or would like more information about fostering or adopting MLAS llamas, please contact Deb Logan, SELR MLAS coordinator.

Funding is still critically needed. Most of the donations received thus far have been used to transport the female llamas, crias, and first 100 males. There is also enormous need for funds to cover feed and medical expenses for the MLAS llamas in foster care. SELR and CRC are entirely volunteer-run, which means that 100% of your donation is used to help the llamas. SELR is a 501(c)(3) organization. Any amount is welcome, and we thank you for your generous donation.

We wish to extend our gratitude to everyone who has donated funds, resources, and time to this enormous rescue effort. You have made a positive difference in the lives of hundreds of llamas!