The Suri Network is an association of alpaca breeders dedicated to the preservation of Suri Alpacas. Suri alpacas are distinguished in the camelid family by their unique fiber characteristics. The fiber grows parallel to the body while hanging in long, separate, distinctive locks. Its artistic style enhances the graceful appearance of the animal compared to the soft, wooly look of huacaya alpacas.

A group of alpaca breeders in Douglas County, Oregon focused on helping each other and promoting alpacas in our local area.

Showcasing farms and alpacas for sale & service to breeders nationally.

A database of the genealogy, blood-typing, and ownership records of alpacas in North America and a few alpacas outside this area. Full text searchable access to Journals and the latest ARI Newsletter. ARI Members can access the database online.

Designed to promote the alpaca fibre and breeding industry. Features information about these animals and how to raise them, breeder directory, and a mall.

Informational and educational material regarding the llama and alpaca community in the Eastern United States. Mission, staff, how to use their library, calendar of events, photos, and news.

The IAA brings together companies and individual breeders involved in the production and commercialization of fiber from alpacas, llamas, and other South American camelidae and their hybrids.

Mid-Atlantic Alpaca Association (MaPaca), a cooperative group of around 80 alpaca breeders in the Mid-Atlantic states.

The New Zealand Alpaca Association, an organization of New Zealand alpaca breeders.

A group of ranches that raise and sell alpacas and their luxurious fiber.