11/21/2025
🦙💛 Celebrating Our Partnership — TruLee Alpacas 💛🦙
Many of you see our beautiful alpaca yarn, rovings, and fibre goods… but today we’d love to share the story behind the herd itself.
Since July 2022, OakLee Equines and Meadow Brook Stables have proudly partnered to raise and care for our shared alpacas — together known as TruLee Alpacas.
At Meadow Brook Stables, the alpacas enjoy the most incredible daily care — breeding, pasture management, feeding, enrichment, and the love and attention that keeps them thriving. Their expertise and dedication are at the very heart of TruLee Alpacas.
At OakLee Equines, we are passionate about bringing these amazing creatures’ fibre to you. We work side-by-side with Meadow Brook Stables to do monthly herd health days and assist professional shearers — the day that officially starts the fibre’s journey to its final form. We have an absolute blast shearing the herd each year — it’s one of our favourite days of the season.
From there, my team takes over fibre care, gently:
🧺 storing the fleece
🌾 picking out vegetable matter by hand
🚚 delivering it to the mill — the wonderful Opulent Alpacas in Inverness, Cape Breton
We work closely with the mill’s owner to determine the best use for each fleece, deciding whether it becomes:
🧶 rovings
🧵 bulky yarn
🪢 fine yarn
…or another form that honours the individual fibre.
We also make sure nothing goes to waste — even the less-usable sections are turned into secondary products, like our Birds Nest fibre bags, giving every part of the fleece purpose.
Together, we share:
🤝 Herd ownership
💉 Herd health
🌱 Ethical, animal-first care
🧶 A passion for Canadian-raised fibre
Our partnership allows us to honour the alpacas in the most meaningful way — by ensuring they receive exceptional care and by following their fibre respectfully and thoughtfully from pasture to product.
So when you purchase TruLee Alpacas fibre or yarn, you’re not just supporting a farm…
💛 You’re supporting a herd raised with love, intention, and community.
Thank you for being part of this journey with us — from the field all the way to your needles and hooks.