World's oldest llama enjoys comforting chronically ill children in North Carolina
- A llama named Whitetop has been recognized as the world's oldest llama in captivity at 27 years old, as confirmed by Guinness World Records.
- Whitetop has lived at Victory Junction, a camp for chronically ill children in North Carolina, since 2006, which was founded by Kyle Petty to honor his late son, Adam.
- The camp serves children with various health conditions, and Whitetop's personality helps them relax and feel comforted, as explained by Billie Davis, the barn director.
- Whitetop's long life is due to great veterinary care, exercise, and loving his environment.
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