Park operations director Gary Zammit told the BBC the 18-year-old animal seemed happier after the introduction of the looking glass.
“He’s been pretty good but it’s even better when he’s got that there so he can see another alpaca as far as he, hopefully, thinks in the paddock with him.”
Sanctuary staff are eagerly awaiting the arrival of Giovanni’s new friends, both donated by a frequent park visitor.
“We would hopefully be looking at picking them up as soon as possible,” he said.
“We’ve just got to do some planning because obviously you can’t just take animals from anywhere and add them to a collection of this size.”
Zammit said while the newest residents will need to be quarantined and tested when they arrive on site, he expects the three alpacas won’t be apart for much longer.