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THEO REPTILEMAN

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Hey
I am trying to start a lizard rescue here in Portland OR.
I am looking for mostly beardies but will take pretty much any type of lizard under two feet.
I am really trying to start a rescue not just looking for free animals. Might pay a small adoption fee.
Cages and suplies always needed.
please email at [email protected]
Thanks
Theodore Reptile Man
 
Maybe check a local pet store? I recently acquired another beardy. I hand't set out for one when I went to the local "reptile specialty" store. While I went to pick up some mice and worms, I looked at the reptile section they brag about, and it was a MESS! No UVB, feces and dead bugs in over-abundance and rancid water. The dragon I saw was big, but very slow and sluggish as well as being sort of thin. I know that everyone says to forget trying to save the poor looking animal because it will die, but I couldn't help it. I bought him and took him to the vet, he had pin worm, roundworm and (I think, sigh, I can't remember anymore) hookworm. It's been one month since I got him and he's doing great, he still twitches a little bit, but in time, that will go away due to his supplements and UVB. He's super tame and loves to sit under the window above my bed while gazing outside and at the sun. I know that buying an animal defeats the purpose of "resuce" in the traditional sense, but when that animal desperately needs rescuing, it sort of negates the price.

* Both dragons are kept in seperate enclosures.
 
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