December 9th is National Llama Day #LlamaDay. If Charlie was still #Homeschooling full time I would have tried to find a Llama Farm to visit as part of a #Homeschool Field Trip but Charlie has finished school and I don’t think he would want to go with me. Would you want to?
Llamas aren’t just adorable, majestic creatures Llamas also a big help to people all over the world. National Llama Day is the perfect day to appreciate one of the fuzziest Farm animals around. Did you know Llamas are also smart, Social and produce very soft wool?
Some Llamas live as long as 30 years! Whether you’re cuddling up with your favorite Llama or sharing some fun Llama facts with your friends and family, December 9th is your day to celebrate everything Llamas.
National Llama Day Activities
- If you’re planning a children’s birthday party or your Wedding, Llamas are sure to liven up any occasion and don’t worry about not having a llama of your own. Lots of companies are ready to rent out Llamas for the day.
- Do you need a new salt shaker or do want to add some funky new art to your home? Search online for Llama-themed trinkets.
- Go to a petting Zoo and you will see Llamas are one of the most popular animals at petting zoos because of their soft fur and gentle nature. Take some time to get up-close and personal with a local Llama. Just remember you can’t bring the Llama home. Or can you?
Things People Never Knew About Llamas
- Llamas charge at Dogs or Coyotes and have been known to make high-pitched screams when intruders approach keeping us safe.
- Did you know Llamas will come running to the sound of their owner’s voice, and they’ll gladly cozy up for a nice hug?
- Llamas are similar to dogs, and Llamas can have a variety of special markings; however, their close relatives, Alpacas, are usually solid in color.
- Did you know Llamas are more common in the U.S. than you might think and there are currently over 150,000 Llamas in the Country.
Why People Love National Llama Day
Llamas are cute on everything from birthday cards to embroidered pillows, Llamas have been trending and National Llama Day is the perfect excuse to break out your “No prob-llama shirt.”
Llamas make a lovable addition to almost any Farm. In fact, Farmers across the Country have been adopting Llamas since the 1980s, and Llama’s show no signs of slowing down any time soon.
Llamas are known for enjoying human interaction and Llamas can even go on outings with you! Naturally curious and gentle, Llamas add joy to everyone around them.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
