Miniature Llama Specifications

To be registered by the AMLA, the llama must meet the Association's standard for miniature llamas. The Registry is open to all llamas meeting those standards. Upon determination that a llama being submitted for registration meets the established standards, genealogical information is entered into the Association's database and a certificate of registration is issued. The procedures for tracking ownership, breeding records, transfers and death of registered llamas is similar to that of the International Llama Registry.

To register your llamas with the AMLA - read the following information and complete the AMLA Registration Form.

Classification

Registering Your Llama with the ALMA

Owners and llama's names:  Llamas will only be registered in the owner’s name that appears as “OWNER” on the ILR certificate that accompanies the application.  The name of the llama must be the same as that on the ILR certificate.  The ILR owner’s code is used by AMLA as an identification code for the AMLA registry.

Change in status:   Change of ownership or reporting the death of an animal is done by completing the appropriate section on the back of the registration certificate and sending it to the ILR office.  Upon receipt of new ownership information, a new certificate will be issued.  Death of an animal will be noted in AMLA's database.  

Registration Fees:  

• Initial Registration               $10 for AMLA member and $15 for non-AMLA members

• Immature Upgrade              $6 for AMLA members and $11 for non-AMLA members

Any transfer submitted 90 days after purchase date will incur additional ILR charges.   

Go to AMLA Registration Form.