Suri Alpacas

In search of freedom to worship God, the 102 pilgrims boarded the Mayflower to set sail to the New World. After 66 days at sea, these courageous people landed on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Relocating to...

After the loss of our 2014 AOA Reserve Champion, WMA Peruvian Antonio, what better namesake for his female offspring than Antonetta. With her fine, consistently locked fleece, her name lives up to the...

"Nicki" is a gorgeous combination of her parents, Silver and Ron Rico, hence her name--Silvonico! She has a sweet personality to match her beautiful color and fineness of fleece! A great addition to o...

The FORT is pleased to announce Clover as our new addition in April 2022. Inheriting all of the best traits of her dam and sire, Clover has a sweet, calm personality, with amazing fleece characteristi...

Dolley was born at 7:40 pm, up on all fours, and racing down the pasture lane within 15 minutes! Her luster is phenomenal with that greasy feel that all suri breeders long for! Rewind, her sire, "is...

In the American Revolution, the militia or "minutemen" were courageous, armed civilians who swore to be ready to fight in a minute's notice; they had little experience with organized warfare but were ...

Radiant Ember was named for her radiant glow; the luster is phenomenal just like her father, Felipe. Her half brother, WWR The Red Baron has made Felipe proud with his Reserve Champion status. Emmie'...

Terra is a beautiful little white charmer who is always trying to get the other crias (and sometimes mammas) to play! She has nice luster, great conformation, and well defined locks. With her charmi...

Pheobe, whose sire is Senor Peruvian Protocol, was born a gorgeous med/dark brown and has developed into a lustrous bay black. She has really nice, dense fiber with excellent coverage. After shearing...

Gorgets (pronounced Gor’ jet) were crescent shaped, decorated plates (often silver) worn at the throat in the American Revolutionary era. They were worn by officers to indicate rank, authority, and ...

What better name for "Candesce" than the meaning of her name, glowing whiteness! This beautiful white girl drips with luster and fineness! Her mother, Imagine That of Pine River boasts several first ...

Fleur de Lys Alpacas and FORT FISHER SURI ALPACAS are proud to be the new co-owners of Mannix! What a macho male with a wonderful friendly personality, beautiful fleece, and great genetic lines of mul...

Born a month ahead of schedule, Ghillie was bottle fed for a week until he was assertive enough to demand attention of his mother! We are delighted that he gained his strength and that Dolley took ov...

Born on the 4th of July, what other name would be more appropriate than Fort Fisher's Declaration of Independence?!! "Indy" has not only an independent spirit, but is quick on his feet, as well! H...

In 1836, the Colt Paterson, a revolver, was patented by Samuel Colt and produced in Paterson, NJ. This was the first repeating handgun ever produced; its practicality caused it to become THE firearm ...

Upon returning from Sunday morning church service, we were pleasantly surprised to see this brillant, white cria standing proudly in the pasture. He looked at us as if to say, "Where ya been?" B...

Comte de Rochambeau was the commanding General of 7,000 French soldiers in North America during the American Revolution. With a high regard for George Washington, Rochambeau treated the impoverished A...

Fort Riley, Kansas is the home of the first infantry division. In 1917, General John “Blackjack” Pershing led this first infantry (aka The Big Red One) into WWI. This infantry at Fort Riley has cont...