Domino's Arrival

  • Thursday, Nov 20, 2025
A young, spotted llama named Domino standing outdoors at dusk, wearing a dark green quilted blanket coat. The llama has distinctive white and black/brown markings and is standing in a dirt pen with a sunset sky in the background. [U]
A spotted, juvenile llama named Domino standing prominently among a group of adult llamas and alpacas with white, brown, and tan fleece, enclosed in a pen. [U]
A vertical close-up, profile view of a young llama named Domino head and neck, with white, tan, and black spotted fur. The animal is wearing a bright blue blanket coat with an orange elephant design. [U]
Vertical close-up, profile view of a young llama named Domino with distinctive white and black mottled fleece, standing by a blue metal gate and nibbling on a piece of hay. A tractor and an angora goat are visible in the blurry background under a clear blue sky. [U]
Close-up portrait of the head and neck of a young llama named Domino with dramatic black, brown, and white mottled markings around its eyes and muzzle. The animal is looking directly at the camera with a blurred background. [U]
A young llama named Domino with mottled white and brown spotted fleece, sitting down in the grass next to the legs of her mother, Hushabye, with a metal farm gate and trees in the background. [U]

We are proud to introduce our newest arrival, Domino. Born on October 26th, her sire is Kingsley and her dam was Hushabye.

Unfortunately, we lost Hushabye shortly after the birth, so Domino is currently being bottle-raised. She is doing very well and we are grateful to have this beautiful piece of her mother’s legacy in our herd.