Frank and Thelma Michels of Davie County have found a unique way to spread joy in their community with their God’s Country Alpaca Farm. Their front yard is home to a lovable herd of alpacas, each with its own personality and charm. From the shy Tiramisu to the friendly Duchess, visitors can get up close and personal with these delightful animals. The Michels moved to Davie County in 2017 and decided to open their home to the public, offering free visits to anyone looking for a peaceful and uplifting experience.

The couple often takes their alpacas to visit assisted living facilities, bringing smiles to those who may not get many visitors. Their alpacas, known for their gentle nature, provide comfort and joy, especially to those in need of a cheerful moment. The Michels are dedicated to keeping their farm open as long as their health allows, and they never charge for visits. Their commitment to the community is evident in the happiness they bring to both visitors and residents alike. For more information or to plan a visit, you can find God’s Country Alpaca Farm on Facebook or call (856) 718-5774.