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Camelid Neonatal Clinic:

With regards to the Camelid Neonatal Clinic:

Dear Fellow Alpaca Breeders:

Just in time for 2012 Spring's breeding/ birthing season
Zodiac Ranch in Milford, MI. will be hosting

Dr Cheryl DeWitt's
Camelid Neonatal Clinic

near Milford, Michigan

In Fall of 2011, date undecided (Saturday 8:00am check in with the class starting at 8:30am until approx. 4:00pm)

Registration begins at 8:00 am

You are fortunate to have the opportunity to learn from one of the most respected camelid vets in the USA. Dr Cheryl DeWitt will be coming to Milford Michigan to present her Neonatal Clinic to prepare you for the upcoming breeding/birthing season.

The morning lecture period deals with many facets of alpaca reproduction. The afternoon session is a "wet lab" where you will learn hands on techniques to help deliver crias that may be mis-positioned (dystocia). ***

Increase your confidence in learning to deal with emergency situations that may arise. The facts and simple techniques you learn at this clinic may help you save that valuable cria. Take the time now to learn before it's too late. Will you be ready???

To get all the details about Dr Cheryl DeWitt's Neonatal Clinic contact Linda Lundstrom or Roy Parks via email at:

Linda@zodiacranch.com

Cell 248-202-0178 for Linda
Cell 248-808-3501 for Roy

Remember, space is very limited, don't miss out

We will only have this class if enough people are interested so please contact us immediately if you think you may want to sign up.

Registration for singles will be $275.00

Registrations for couples from the same farm will be $250.00 each

Feel free to call with any questions

Special pricing for overnight stays is being set up at the Holiday Inn Express located at 48953 Alpha Drive in Wixom, MI., 48393. Their phone number is 248-735-2781 and tell them you are attending the Camelid Neonatal Clinic on 10/16/10.

The class will be held at the Holiday Inn Express also.

Linda Lundstrom and Roy Parks Jr

Zodiac Ranch,
Milford MI
Farm # 248-685-0403

Here at Zodiac Ranch, we concentrate on breeding only top quality animals, to ensure you years of enjoyment from your new pet. Our philosopy is that it does not take any more to care for the best, so why settle for second rate. We welcome your visit to try a test ride on our smooth Peruvian horses, hug one of our alpacas, or pet a rare Norwegian Buhund dog. Visit our website at www.zodiacranch.com for full details.

Pet males are already discounted and are not included in multiple purchases. Also, terms are available for females with 33% down interest at 1% over prime for 12 Mo. and for males up to 24 months. But, the alpaca must be insured for the full purchase price with Zodiac Ranch named as additional insured. For any male who is a potential herdsire, we will retain two breedings per year as part of the sale contract. Many of our Alpacas are first and 2nd place winners and judges have raved about the quality of our juveniles at many shows. We have bred accordingly to even upgrade the quality and fleeces for the 2011 show season. For 2011, we have babies coming from such well known herdsires as the following: Full Accoyo blue ribbon winner and Color Champion producer Andian Pride, 6-Time Champion Accoyo America Prince, Full Peruvian Grey Wing a grey Nic Nik son, Two Time Black Champion Oro Negro, Zodiac's Solariego (Champion Son of Andian Pride), MFI Peruvian Devastator, and others, etc.

The first 2 crias from Accoyo America Prince in 2009 had follicles per sq mm of 94 and 94.75. They were tested at 5 months and 7 months of age. They were Champion Prince's Peruvian Snowdrop and Prince's Peruvian French Vanilla.

Oro Negro had his first Champion born on our farm in Zodiac's Black Widow and second Champion in Zodiac's Sabine.

Also, we have available top pet quality or better males at great prices with upgrade options to herdsires if you so desire.

Alpacas are small and easy to handle.
Alpacas are safe and do not bite or butt.
(No incisors, horns, hoofs or claws).
Alpacas are clean and do not smell.
Alpacas are quite, reserved animals.
Alpacas require minimal fencing.
Alpacas do not require butchering.
Alpacas are intelligent and are easy to train.
Alpacas do not require special shelter or care.
Alpacas are adaptable in almost any environment.
Alpacas require very little feeding cost.
Alpacas are considered extremely disease resistant.
Alpacas can be pastured at 5-10 per acre.
Alpacas can be insured against loss.
Alpacas cannot be mass produced(protects investment).
Alpacas produce very valuable fiber in 22 different colors.