Southwest Llama Rescue, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. As such, any donations you make are tax deductible.
Can I sponsor a llama or a few? How does that work?
We have three sponsorship levels. See details on our Sponsorship page.
What does my donation go toward?
All donations go directly to the care and feeding of our rescue llamas. Each llama requires approximately $75 per month to feed and house. Veterinary and any extraordinary care are costs beyond that monthly average. If you have questions, please contact one of our state coordinators. Want to donate now?
Do you hire people to help out?
Our foster care providers and other volunteers donate their time and energies to train and care for our animals. Additionally, we have volunteers who come in to assist. Please contact your nearest SWLR State Coordinator for more information or to volunteer!
What kind of daily care do they really need?
Llamas, like any animal, require feed specific to their bodies, minerals and salts to supplement their diets, and adequate shelter. They also need fresh water daily. Pregnant, nursing or elderly llamas may need additional nutritional supplementation. Many llamas come to us without ever having had vaccinations, so we provide those, along with any other necessary care such as toenail trimming, blunting of fighting teeth, shearing and veterinary care. More about llamas!
Can I volunteer to help instead of sending money?
We gratefully accept offers to help. If you're near one of our foster homes or intake centers, please the closest SWLR State Coordinator to volunteer! |
Sending Donations
Donations of money, time and supplies are desperately needed, appreciated and are tax-deductible.
Cash/Credit CardDonations: To make a donation via PayPal, click the button below:
Or visit the PayPal website:
1. Go to the http://paypal.com.
2. Select Send Money.
3. In the To: text box, enter
swlr@wildblue.net
Checks/Money Orders: You can mail a check or money order to:
SWLR
P.O. Box 261
Cerrillos, NM 87010
Other Opportunities: You can also help by providing:
- Transportation
- Short-term emergency foster care
- Mentoring
- Halters and lead ropes
- Rubber feed bowls
- Rubber water tubs
- Donations of horse-quality grass hay
- Long-term foster homes
- Permanent home(s)
- Assistance at an SWLR facilities
- Corral panel
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