
Alpaca Chappy Missing: $3K Reward
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An Anniston woman is desperately seeking the return of her beloved alpaca, Chappy, who went missing from her therapeutic farm two weeks ago. Chappy, a friendly reddish-brown alpaca weighing over 100 pounds, is a key part of the farms animal therapy program, helping individuals heal through interactions with over 100 animals. The farms owner, Michele Hornsby, has posted a $3,000 reward for Chappys safe return. If you have any information, please contact the farm or Crimestoppers at 256-238-1414.
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0:00An Aniston woman is turning to the public after her beloved alpaca. Chappy vanished from her therapeutic farm two weeks back. The small reddish brown guy weighs just over 100 pounds and is super friendly, making it easy for someone to just walk him right out. Now she's posted a $3,000 reward for his safe return to Redbird Willow Farm. This non-profit spot house is over 100 animals like llamas, goats, and peacocks, all aimed at helping folks heal through animal therapy. It started after the owner's son took his life nearly 10 years ago, turning grief into a mission for suicide prevention and support for other families. Michelle Hornsby is heartbroken, calling Chappy a key part of their work with kids, seniors, nursing homes, and schools. He's homegrown on the farm, trained for comfort, and like all alpacas, he thrives in a herd. Without his buddies, he's likely scared and stressed right. Now she's making it clear, no questions asked, no charges pressed, even if it was a prank or accidental buy.
1:01Just bring him back or tip them off so he can rejoin his crew. If you've seen Chappy or know anything, hit up the farm or crime stoppers at 256-238-1414. Let's get this fluffy. Therapist home where he belongs. Local news powered by AI. This is Birmingham News Today.
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