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Bad Guy CCSB Reptile Rescue- Chad Griffin

CCSB has gone by several other names in the past few months. The most recent is Kernersville Reptile Zoo and Adoption Center with a telephone number (336) 749-3250. A Google search on that number comes back with CCSB.

Also their linked Youtube channel is ReptileRangers.
 

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bcr229 said:
CCSB has gone by several other names in the past few months. The most recent is Kernersville Reptile Zoo and Adoption Center with a telephone number (336) 749-3250. A Google search on that number comes back with CCSB.

Also their linked Youtube channel is ReptileRangers.
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This is disturbing to me as we have referred folks to them in the past and had a couple dealings that went well.. Also disturbing is having several individuals juveniles of a species. As a rescue, we do sometimes get breeders donating a clutch to us, or a collector passes away and we get multiple animals, but generally when rescuing tegus and monitors, it is going to be one or two at a time. This opinion comes from the ED of a rescue closing in on its 2500th intake since its founding about five years ago. Are they buying animals wholesale and portraying them as rescues?
 
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