Adopt an Alpaca at Olympic Peninsula Alpaca Rescue | Olympic Peninsula Alpaca Rescue

Welcome to Olympic Peninsula Alpaca Rescue

Rescue, Rehabilitate, Rehome Camelids

The mission of Olympic Peninsula Alpaca Rescue (OPAR) is to provide a safe haven, rehabilitation center and rehoming program for camelids while promoting educational and therapy programs targeting youth, disabled and veteran clientele.

To date, we have rescued over 500 total camelids.

OPAR is also the only rescue in the NW region accepting terminally ill or “unadoptable” animals.

During our time at the rescue, we fell in love with these wonderful creatures. Adopting them and watching them thrive as their trust in us grew has been a truly rewarding experience!

Del & Elaine L.

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Support OPAR

We appreciate your support for our camelids!
The following are some of the ways in which you can support OPAR

Membership

Provide a regular contribution to help pay for feed and medical.

Receive a quarterly newsletter and a gift at the end of the year.

Sponsor An Animal

Some of our beautiful camelids need sponsoring. Can you help?

Adoption

Adopt a friendly alpaca or llama and provide them a loving home while supporting our nonprofit mission.

Purchase Supplies

You can purchase items and have them sent directly to us to help out at the farm. Then you’ll know exactly what your money went to for helping this rescue.

Merchandise

Order branded merchandise and share about us with your world.

Volunteer

We are a non-profit that relies on a volunteer base. We’re so excited you are interested in learning about camelids, farms and rescues.

Upcoming Events

Support OPAR at these fun events!

Spring Fling Craft Fair
April 2025, Sequim Masonic Lodge

Shepherds Festival
May 2025, Sequim Prairie Grange

500+

Rescued alpacas
& llamas

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18+12

Adult Volunteers and Youth Volunteers working hard to keep animals alive and thriving

106%

2023 adoption rate

4

years nominated
"Top Rated Non-Profit"
by Great Non-Profits Organization

A close-up of a fluffy, white alpaca with large eyes and slightly parted lips, holding a thin piece of green grass. The alpaca's fur is thick and soft, covering its head and surrounding its face. The background includes a subtle glimpse of an outdoor setting, likely in a farm or zoo.

A close-up of a fluffy, white alpaca with large eyes and slightly parted lips, holding a thin piece of green grass. The alpaca's fur is thick and soft, covering its head and surrounding its face. The background includes a subtle glimpse of an outdoor setting, likely in a farm or zoo.

Three alpacas with fluffy, woolly coats peek over a wooden fence inside a dimly lit barn. The barn has a rustic, cozy atmosphere with light streaming through a window in the background.

Three alpacas with fluffy, woolly coats peek over a wooden fence inside a dimly lit barn. The barn has a rustic, cozy atmosphere with light streaming through a window in the background.

Our Rescue In Numbers

A fluffy alpaca with light brown and cream wool is in the foreground, resting on rocky ground. In the background, several other alpacas are either standing or lying down, with some wearing bright pink tags on their ears. The setting appears to be an arid, open landscape.

A fluffy alpaca with light brown and cream wool is in the foreground, resting on rocky ground. In the background, several other alpacas are either standing or lying down, with some wearing bright pink tags on their ears. The setting appears to be an arid, open landscape.

An alpaca stands in a grassy field, with its thick, fluffy fur in a range of browns and whites. The background reveals more open grass, a pile of dirt, and a few trees, suggesting a rural or farm setting on a clear day.

An alpaca stands in a grassy field, with its thick, fluffy fur in a range of browns and whites. The background reveals more open grass, a pile of dirt, and a few trees, suggesting a rural or farm setting on a clear day.

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