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Post by LizardKing on Feb 25, 2007 13:43:08 GMT -6
Anyone who runs a Reptile Agency should come up to my store and talk to Casey. She and I have discussed getting a reptile adoption spot open for you to come out once a week and try and adopt out some of your Reptiles to good homes.
This is a great opportunity to get more people interested in lizards and other reptiles.
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Post by LadyViper on Feb 25, 2007 17:01:59 GMT -6
Talk to Gina, We have some other agencies already. Houston is over run with people calling themselves reptile rescue people. Many times they are just resellers looking to pick up cheap or free reptiles and resell them.
There are alot of Good places, I have listed the ones I trust on our main page of links, but there may be other's I have not met.
I encourage people to work with the many larger rescue agencies already in place before starting up another "Home" service.
We volunteer as foster parents to the many shelters in place and help shelters with fund raisers and volunteer work.
Contact any of the reptile rescue services on our list, they will be grateful for anything help offered.
Please do your part to stop reptile pirating! Support your local shelters.
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Post by herpalot on Feb 27, 2007 12:09:28 GMT -6
I would go, let me know if you get this runnin
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Post by disteldg on Feb 28, 2007 19:06:45 GMT -6
Sound great...and intelligent way to adopt out reptiles. I would check out the groups - they should be bringing official adoption contracts with a money back guarantee if there is a problem along with appropriate care sheets and list of supplies needed for the animal. Traditionally, if they don't do these, then they are just looking to unload the animal fo cash.
Gina
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