Our Herd

Black Rock's Miss Charlotte (aka, Lotte). Lotte was born July 22, 2024 as a result of a union between her dam, Lulu, and her Sire, Black Rock. Lotte has beautiful dark fawn fiber with black tipe on her nose and ears. She is very curious and loves to initiate play with her aunties.

Lotte will be available for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program when she reached six months old.

Gloria. Gloria arrived to Harvard Alpaca Ranch in the fall of 2023, originally as a boarder. When her owner's circumstances changed, she became a full-time, permanent resident. Gloria is a real sweetheart and regularly lays down and patiently takes human affection.

Gloria is available for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Linus of Parks Edge. Linus arrived to Harvard Alpaca Ranch in the summer of 2023. He was born in Carlisle to all-girl farm and came to live with our boys herd where he has been learning the ropes to be a big boy. He is a friendly little guy with beautiful gray fiber. He is in training to become our next certified therapy alpaca!

Linus is fully adopted out at this time. Sorry.

Ivanhoe's Hazel Ivy. Hazel was born on August 14, 2022 to Isabella and Ivanhoe. As such, she is the full sister to Liberty Belle. Similar to her big sister, her fiber is spectacular: dense, crimpy, long and luxurious.

Hazel is eligible for adoption in our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Black Rock's Eloise (aka, El). El has the distinction of being our very first "second generation" alpaca on our farm. Her mother, Georgie, was the very first alpaca born on our farm in 2017. El was born on June 30, 2022 and looks very much like her dad, Black Rock, and her half-sister, Cinder, with all three having beautiful true black coloration. El will be attending the Alpaca Shows in the spring alongside, her friend (and ironically, her aunt), Hazel Ivy.

Eloise is eligible for adoption in our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Phaneuf's Pumpkin Rose (aka, Pumpkin). Pumpkin was another of the Phaneuf Alpacas that arrived in the fall of 2021. Her birthday is September 27, 2019 and she is the sister of Muffin. Pumpkin is a real sweetheart and will happily take treat from anyone! Pumpkin was purchased by Andrea Grossman who agists her with the rest of her herd at HAR.

Pumpkin is not eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

GKR'S Bombas (aka, Muffin). Muffin was another of the Phaneuf Alpacas that arrived in the fall of 2021. She was born on May 27, 2017 and she is the sister of Pumpkin. Pumpkin and Muffin look very similar, but Muffin has a white spot on her nose so we can tell them apart. Muffin was purchased by Andrea Grossman who agists her mini-herd at HAR.

Muffin is not eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Phaneuf's Daisy Mae (aka, Daisy Mae). Daisy Mae was the youngest of the herd that came to HAR in the fall of 2021. Her birthday is May 6, 2020. Daisy is learning to be part of a large herd and is doing better every day at interacting with people. She has beautiful, snow white fiber. She is part of Andrea Grossman's agisted herd at HAR.

Daisy is not eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Ivanhoe's Summer Rain (aka, Summer). Born on our farm on July 6, 2021, Summer's mom is Autumn and her sire is our own Ivanhoe. Unfortunately, Summer lost her mom when she was just 2 months old. As a result, she got lots of special attention to make sure she got all the nutrition she needed when she was young. She is maturing into a beautiful, independent and friendly alpaca, Be careful when you visit, she will steal your heart...

Summer Rain is our latest certified therapy alpaca! Summer is fully adopted out at this time. Sorry.

Black Rock's Cinder (aka, Cinder). Cinder was born on farm from Piphy on July 6, 2021. She is the spitting image of her sire, Black Rock. Cinder is the first true black alpaca born on our farm and her fiber is spectacular. Cinder is recognizable by the absolute most fluffiest ears on the Ranch.

Cinder is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Ivanhoe's Luna (aka, Luna). Luna was our first cria bon n 2021, on May 26th to Silken Fire. Her sire is Ivanhoe, making her the sister of Summer Rain, Liberty Belle, and Lulu. Not surprisingly, based on the quality of her parents, she has lovely fiber, matching in color to her half-brother, Regalo.

Luna is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Harvard Alpaca Ranch's Macintosh (aka, Mac). Born on our farm on October 18, 2020, his mother is Martha Rose (aka Rosie) and sire is Painted Rebel (aka Rebel) from Clear Mountain. Mac was so named recognizing the autumn season, which is also apple season for us in New England. He has an interesting mix of coloring including white, dark brown, and black.

Mac is currently not eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program. He is in training to hopefully become our next certified therapy alpaca.

Martha Rose of Mindte’s Meadows (aka, Rosie). Rosie is one of two alpacas who came to us in May 2020 from Outstanding Dreams Alpaca Farm in Preston, Maryland. Her colors are white and dark rose grey, forming attractive and interesting patterns. Besides being a wonderful first time mother of Macintosh, she has strong spirit and is not afraid to let you or others in her herd know what she wants. Her eyes are unique colored stunning blue. She was born on November 1, 2016.
Rosie is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Outstanding Dreams Epiphany (aka, Piphy). Coming from the same alpaca farm in Maryland as Rosie, joining us at Harvard Alpaca Ranch in May 2020. She was born on August 7, 2015. Her coloring is Medium Rose Grey primarily, with some carefully placed white splashes. Her beautiful eyes with long lashes are hypnotizing. An epiphany is by definition a sudden and striking realization, and you can see how her name applies.

Piphy is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Maggie’s Brook Teresa Ann (aka, Tess). Tess is one of three alpacas who came to us in July of 2017 from Tuscany Valley Alpaca Farm in Baskerville, Virginia. She is a beautiful dark silver gray alpaca with outstanding genetics. Her sire is Emerald Farm's Orlando Cloud, a former gray color reserve champion. Teresa's birthday is May 21, 2012 and is the half-sister of Isabella. In September of 2017, Tess was sold to her new owners, Dick & Joanne Bower. Tess will continue to live with our herd, as the Bowers are agisting Tess at H.A.R.

Tess is not eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program

Maggie’s Brook Isabella (aka, Isabella). Isabella is another of the three alpacas who came to us from Tuscany Valley Alpaca Farm in July of 2017. Like her half-sister, Teresa Ann, she is a dark silver gray alpaca. Isabella arrived with her cria, Black Rock, alongside. Isabella presented us with the beautiful Liberty Belle in July of 2019. Isabella's birthday is May 20, 2013.

Isabella is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Liberty Belle (aka, Libby). Libby was born on the 4th of July in 2019 to our own Isabella and Ivanhoe. She has absolutely spectacular fiber and is growing lots of it! She has unique markings on her face and unusual ice-blue eyes. Her color is light rose grey. We are looking forward to entering her cria fleece into various 2020 alpaca shows.

Libby is eligible for our adoption program.

Spencer's Black Aussie Rock (aka, Black Rock). Black Rock arrived in July of 2017 alongside his dam, Isabella, from Tuscany Valley Alpaca Farm in Virginia. He is a stunning true black male, who we expect will start his breeding career in the summer of 2020. When the light catches his fiber just right, he can look almost purple in color at times. He is the half-brother of our Liberty Belle. Black Rock's birthday is October 17, 2016.

Black Rock is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Windjammer of Camden Hills (aka, Jammer). Jammer is one of our herdsires and produces incredible volumes of silky soft fiber. He came from Northern Solstice Alpaca Farm in Unity, ME. His color is light brown and will turn six years old on July 1. Jammer likes to wrestle with his brother Ivan. He can be a little shy with visitors but warms up once he knows you have an alpaca treat for him...

Windjammer is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Sir Erik of Spudland (aka, Erik). Erik is a great companion alpaca within our herd. He has beautiful two‑toned fiber of dark fawn and white. He will turn 12 on July 12th and is from Spudland Alpaca Farm in Blaine, Maine. Erik produces huge quantities of super soft fiber as you can tell from his photo. He is a gelding and serves as an ambassador to visitors of our farm. Erik is a registered Pet Partners therapy alpaca and loves to visit hospitals, nursing homes, and schools. Send us an email to schedule a special visit by Erik to your facility.

Sir Erik is fully adopted out in our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program at this time.

Northern Solstice Laelia (aka, Lia). Lia is one of our dams who also comes from Northern Solstice Alpaca Farm. She is a light rose grey and was born July 4, 2010. Lia was bred to Ivanhoe and gave birth to Lulu in June of 2018 and has been an exceptional mama. Lia is very friendly and enjoys contact with people. She has been a farm favorite since her arrival in 2016.

Lia is available for adoption in our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Tallulah (aka, Lulu). Lulu is the offspring of Lia and Ivanhoe, born June 22, 2018. She is an independent lady and welcomed her own cria, Lotte, in 2024. She has gorgeous, pure white fiber that has all the great qualities of her parents. If you ask her nicely, and point to your cheek, she might just give you a kiss!

Lulu is available for adoption in our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

N Solstice Sumitra (aka, Sumi). Sumi has become the leader of the girls, although she rarely strays far from her best friend, Lia. Her color mixture is a medium brown and true black. She is also a seasoned momma, previously having three cria while at Northern Solstice. Her daughter, Adelaide lives with our friends at Blue Alpaca Ranch in Belfast, Maine. Sumi often prefers not to be approached by people, but she can be enticed to eat grain out of hand, when the mood suits her. Sumi was bred to a true black alpaca named Cooper in 2016 and gave birth to Nacho in July of 2017.

Sumi is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program and as an independent gal, she is best suited for a patient adult.

Ignacio (aka, Nacho). Nacho is the cria of Sumi, born on July 10, 2017. He is the spitting image of his mother and doing very well. He has dark, rich brown colored fiber with wonderful density and crimp. Nacho did quite well at the North American Alpaca Show in April of 2018. He moved to the boys' pasture in April of 2018 and is nearly as big as the other boys. Nacho is starting to exert some of the attitude inherited from his mom, Sumi.

Nacho is eligible for adoption in our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Janeo’s Ivanhoe (aka, Ivan). Ivan is "the man" in the boys herd, born August 24, 2015. He is a beautiful light fawn color, when you first look at him he is like the color of champagne and his fiber glimmers in the sunlight. He comes from Northern Solstice Alpaca farm and is the grandson of the renown Space Cowboy. Ivan did very well at show in the Spring of 2018., taking home FOUR blue ribbons! His fiber is exceptionally soft, dense, and crimpy and he makes lots of it! Ivan is the proud dad of our Lia's Lulu and Isabella's Libby. He is currently standing stud - contact us if you'd like to bring Ivan's genetics into your herd.

Ivanhoe is currently fully adopted out in our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Spudland’s O’Charlie (aka Charlie). Charlie comes to us from Spudland Alpaca Farm and is another companion/fiber animal. He is white geld and produces beautiful bright white fiber, ready to be spun into yarn. Charlie is the leader of the boys pasture and will break up any disagreements between our younger boys. He especially likes to look out for anyone picking on the youngest alpacas. He is very vigilant and will notify the entire herd with an alarm call if he detects anything that isn't quite right.

Charlie is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program but is best suited for a patient adult as he can be a bit grumpy when on halter.

Spudland’s Princess Ava (aka, Ava). Ava has beautiful snow white fiber and will be turning 10 in August. Ava made a big impression with us when we were visiting Spudland that led us to making her part of our herd. While all the other girls left the barn, Ava hung out with us and enjoyed contact with people. Ava can be a little nervous on halter but is a true sweetheart once you get to know her.

Princess Ava is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Spudland’s Natalie. Natalie is our fourth female eligible for breeding. Her big beautiful eyes match her gentle personality and inquisitive nature. This very special girl is light fawn in color with a birthday of June 18, 2011. She is already a seasoned momma having given birth to a medium fawn boy in 2014 and our first cria, Georgie, in July of 2017.

Natalie is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Georgietta (aka, Georgie). Georgie is a very special alpaca as she was he first cria to be born at Harvard Alpaca Ranch. She is the daughter of Natalie and her sire is N Solstice Space Cowboys Archimedes. Georgie was born on July 2, 2017 and has the same gentle disposition and beautiful light fawn fiber as her mother. Georgie loves to charm visitors with her enormous brown eyes and lovely, long eyelashes.

Georgie is available for adoption in our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Spudland's Sydney. Sydney came with our second group of three alpacas that arrived in October of 2016. She is Leanne's half-sister and was born on August 6, 2011. Sydney has super fine fiber and lots of it. She loves her "nieces" Lulu and Libby and can often be found playing with them.

Sydney is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Spudland's Leanne. Leanne came with our second group of three alpacas that arrived in October of 2016. She is Sydney's half-sister and was born on June 1, 2010. She is an unproven female with beautiful white fiber and a friendly disposition. Her dad is a light fawn alpaca named Katahdin Ridge Fenway and her mom is a white alpaca named Peruvian Hera. Leanne can be a loner on occasion which a little unusual for alpacas, but she knows what she likes and sometimes that means having the barn to herself!

Leanne is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Daltawa. Daltawa arrived to our farm in October of 2018 from Stillmeadow Farm in Connecticut. Dali is a big girl with a frame that holds an enormous amount of crimpy and soft fiber. She was born September 6, 2013 and is white in coloration. She has excellent genetics coming from Snowmass Elite Legend (sire) and AEA Deliliah (dam). Dali is owned by Rusty Varrell.

Daltawa is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

CCNF Silken Fire. Fire arrived to our farm in October of 2018 from Stillmeadow Farm in Connecticut. Fire arrived on our farm with her cria, Regalo, at her side. Born on August 4, 2011, Fire has strikingly beautiful dark chocolate brown fiber that is exceptionally soft. Her outstanding genetics include CCNF Royal Ring of Fire (sire) and CCNF Andean Silk (dam). Fire is owned by Rusty Varrell.

Fire is eligible for our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

Apocalypse's Regalo. Regalo arrived to our farm in October of 2018 from Stillmeadow Farm in Connecticut, along side his momma, Silken Fire. Regalo's birth date is July 2, 2018. He is showing very crimpy and soft, dark fawn fiber on his unusually small frame. What he lacks in size, Reggie makes up for in personality. In 2019, he won a Reserve Champion ribbon in the Walking Fleece category at the North American Alpaca Show. Regalo is owned by Rusty Varrell.

Regalo is available in our Adopt-An-Alpaca Program.

In Memoriam

Patriot Alpacas Eternal Autumn. Autumn passed away unexpectedly in September of 2021. She was a real sweetheart and is greatly missed. She left us her cria, Summer Rain, who we expect will carry on her momma's tradition of love and friendliness.

Spudland's Duchess. Duchess passed away very unexpectedly in January of 2018. Duchess came with our second group of three alpacas that arrived in October of 2016. She was a beautiful white alpaca, that despite her rather large size, was gentle and sweet. She will be missed.

Tilly. We are sad to report that Tilly passed away in December of 2018. Tilly was our farm dog. We adopted Tilly back in November of 2008 and she moved to Harvard with us in 2015. She was a typical basset hound - rarely listened (unless food was involved), always thought she was in charge, and enjoyed rolling in stinky things. When the alpacas first arrived, she was quite skeptical, but she became accustomed to the herd and quickly became good friends with Jammer. Jammer would follow Tilly through the pasture, seemingly asking her to play...