Llama Sanctuary Sponsors
Sponsorship
A Little Goes a Long Way
For society to function smoothly, every wheel needs a little oil and society is made up of numerous little wheels: individuals, families, corporations and government, as well as non-profit organizations and charities. Teams of volunteers work silently in the background, performing lesser-known services critical to the smooth running of community. Sponsorship is an important factor in financing charitable and non-profit organizations, assisting society, the organization and the sponsor. Sponsorship is a win for all.
Join Our Sponsors
There are many ways you can help
Sponsors
Recent Sponsors
Columbia Shuswap Regional District
Donated $1500 to buy fencing required to create a special interaction/therapy enclosure where seniors, nervous or disabled individuals or groups can meet the llamas!
Mountainside Earthworks
Loaned machinery and manpower to prepare the ground for the new barns and shelters at The Llama Sanctuary
Supply & Fabrication
Thanks to sponsorship, the materials for this wheeled, llama hoist were provided at cost and a skilled welder generously offered to fabricate the device.
Types of Sponsorship
Sponsorship can take many forms. In addition to financial contributions, The Llama Sanctuary welcomes all kinds of sponsorship: discounts on purchases, building materials, hay and feed, items and equipment relevant to the care of animals, manufacturing skills, advertising and marketing assistance and even physical labour. If you have an idea you believe could benefit The Llama Sanctuary, please contact us!
Donations of Hay
The Llama Sanctuary calculates the amount of hay required each year, but a large influx of rescued animals can quickly upset that calculation!
What’s Going On at The Llama Sanctuary?
Current Activities
Construction
The Llama Sanctuary is presently rebuilding everything anew after being forced to relocate earlier this year
Wildfire Evacuation
The Llama Sanctuary assists people and animals forced to evacuate due to wildfires and other natural disasters
Llama Rescue
The Sanctuary assists the SPCA with critical rescue missions
Guided Tours
Daily guided tours help to raise funds and provides a fabulous, educational excursion for the whole family
Address
1315 Tappen Valley Road
Tappen, British Columbia
(250) 948-3675
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Daily Tours by Appointment
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