Adopt Stu Pot

About Stu Pot: adopting an alpaca

When you adopt an alpaca from Alpaca Annie, you’re helping with the upbringing and maintenance of one of the world’s most beautiful creatures as well as supporting a small business.

Stu Pot was the first cria to Primrose and has long, long legs like his mum. He’s developed into a fine trekking boy because he absolutely loves people, walking and carrots.

What do you get with an alpaca adoption pack?

When you adopt an alpaca, whether it’s for yourself or as a gift, you’ll receive one of our unique alpaca adoption packs.

Inside each adoption pack that we prepare and send, you’ll receive the following:

• A personalised certificate including a picture of your adopted alpaca, valid for one year from the time of purchase.
• You’ll be able to book a free alpaca trek for one (normally £25.00pp). 
• You also have the opportunity to bring a friend on your trekking experience for half price (£12.50).
• Your family (up to 4 people) can join you for free on another occasion to meet & greet the herd.
• We’ll send you a quarterly newsletter that includes news and interesting facts regarding the breed and new alpaca products.

So what are you waiting for? Adopt an alpaca today and join the family!

How to adopt an alpaca?

If you’ve made the decision to adopt an alpaca, then you just need to select a few options to begin your adoption journey.

• So you’ve chosen to adopt Stu Pot; he is going to LOVE you!
• You need to let us know whether or not the alpaca adoption pack is for you, or you are gifting it to a friend or family member.
• Simply fill in the recipient’s name, address, email address and include a gift message (don’t forget to include your name as the sender).
• Then add to basket and proceed with payment!

Want to adopt more than one alpaca? Take a look at our herd to decide on your next adoption!

Want to adopt an alpaca for a child?

Simply put, Stu Pot is perfect for the child in your life that you’re looking to gift them an alpaca adoption pack. The same rules apply when you come to visit Stu Pot however, if the receiver of the pack is under the age of 14, they will not be able to walk the alpaca alone. They must be accompanied by an adult.