Sponsorship is a great way to get more personally involved with a llama that needs your help. Perhaps you aren't ready or able to take a llama home, but one of them has already stolen your heart. Or maybe you just like to have a bit more say about where your donation dollars are spent.

At the SWLR Sanctuary, we have several llamas who are not yet ready for adoption because of health or other issues. In some cases, a llama may be considered "special needs," requiring additional time in the facility or needing medications or other treatments.

You can help! Your donation can be earmarked for any of these llamas and will contribute directly to the care of that animal. You'll also receive an "autographed" picture and a Sponsorship Certificate for your llama, and we'll let you know about "your" llama's progress.

Sponsorship Options

Remember! Your donation may be tax-deductible!

Choice of sponsorship levels:
-  Hay Helper ($30/month)
-  Llama Llover ($75/month per llama)
-  Barn Buddy ($100/month)
-  Or choose any amount that works for you;
   as a monthly donation or for one time only

Payment options:
-  A one-time donation for a specific llama.
-  Regular monthly donations sent directly from your
   bank, as an automated payment.
-  A "Gift Llama" at a monthly or one-time dollar amount.
   A certificate and picture will be sent to the recipient you
   name. Makes a great and unusual gift or prize.

Other Ways to Contribute

Donations of money, time and supplies are desperately needed, appreciated and are tax-deductible.

Cash Donations: You can make a cash donation by going to PayPal.com and sending your donation to this email address:  swlr@wildblue.net

Checks/Money Orders: You can mail a check or money order to:
      SWLR
      1472 St. Francis Dr.
       Santa Fe, NM 87505

Other Needs: You can also help by providing:

• Monetary donations
• Transportation
• Emergency foster care
• Mentoring
• Halters & lead ropes
• Rubber feed bowls
• Rubber water tubs
• Donations of horse-quality grass hay
• Foster homes
• Assistance at an SWLR rescue facility
• Corral panels
• Permanent home(s)
• Adopters and other volunteers