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Long Hollow Alpacas was started in 2002, by Karl and Jan Heinrich, as an alternate to traditional farming. Traditional farming usually entails a one-way road trip for animals. Raising Alpacas is a cruelty-free alternative! We decided on Suri Alpacas for their lustrous rope-like twisted locks. In addition, Suri Alpacas account for approximately 1-3 percent of the world population of fine fiber producing animals. Long Hollow Alpacas’ intent is to raise colorumptious, fibertastic Suri Alpacas! While we approach this goal in a light-hearted manner, our commitment is wholehearted. We know this is a tremendous goal, but we think we’re off to a great start! Long Hollow Alpacas is located in middle Tennessee, northeast of Nashville (the Music City). Conveniently located on Long Hollow Pike, about 15 miles from I-65, we are easy to find and fun to visit.
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