Canadian Llama & Alpacas Assn

The Canadian Llama and Alpaca Association (CLAA) was established in 1987 and incorporated under the Animal Pedigree Act of Canada in 1989, serving as the sole breed association authorized to represent llamas and alpacas in the country. The CLAA manages a public registry, issues registration certificates, and defines breed standards and eligibility rules to ensure the integrity of purebred status.

In addition to overseeing the registration process, the CLAA aims to promote the development and identification of new world camelids in Canada. Members benefit from discounts and have a voice in the llama and alpaca industry, contributing to the future of the registry.

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