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UMass Amherst Camelid Studies Program
The Camelid Studies Program, under the direction of Dr. Stephen R. Purdy, DVM, an
experienced Camelid practitioner and speaker, encompasses undergraduate and graduate
teaching, veterinary and owner seminars, practical humane research projects, and
laboratory and outpatient services for alpacas and llamas.
The goals of the Camelid Studies Program are to expose undergraduate and graduate
students, owners, and practicing veterinarians to the latest techniques in Camelid
medicine, surgery, reproduction and management. Donations from alpaca owners are
being used to set up office and laboratory space for the program.
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Quechua Benefit
Quechua Benefit is a non-profit charitable organization. Its mission
it to deliver dental assistance, clothing, school supplies and food to the Quechua people
of Peru.
Quechua Benefit’s operating principle: Serve the children first. All the shoes, blankets,
warm clothes, toys and school supplies distributed each year are for children. At the
dental clinic, the children receive treatment first, followed by the adults as time permits.
To make a contribution of your own or to learn more about this worthy cause, please go
online to www.QuechuaBenefit.org.
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