Allee Toler
You don't need pants.
She's 100% healthy. I rescued her almost 6 months ago and feel she's 100% healthy and ready to find her new home.
She's around 4 years old.
"Sky" was neglected for many years. Her previous owner refused her a humid hide, and left crickets in her tank all the time. Over time the shed cut off circulation, and her back feet fell off. The crickets inside the tank ate away at her feet as they were falling off.
I can send photos to anyone who's seriously interest in adopting her (PM me your email so I can send it from my phone, I can post photos once I get them uploaded). She's well enough for me to ship. Adopter must pay shipping fee and pay for shipping supplies (7x7x7 insulated box, one 8oz deli cup and shipping label).
She has only two requirements when being adopted.
1. No crickets (I feed her dubias and mealworms)
2. Due to her ankles not being designed for being walked on, the skin is too delicate, any rough surfaces will cause them to sore and bleed. She must be kept on microfiber cloths. I've tried soft paper towels, hand towels, tile, paper, and a few other things. Microfiber cloths are the most delicate and 100% keep her ankles from bleeding.
If you feel you can give her a good home, I'd love for you to have her. I've worked hard with the vet to get her back to health from skin and bones, full of parasites, and bleeding feet.
She's around 4 years old.
"Sky" was neglected for many years. Her previous owner refused her a humid hide, and left crickets in her tank all the time. Over time the shed cut off circulation, and her back feet fell off. The crickets inside the tank ate away at her feet as they were falling off.
I can send photos to anyone who's seriously interest in adopting her (PM me your email so I can send it from my phone, I can post photos once I get them uploaded). She's well enough for me to ship. Adopter must pay shipping fee and pay for shipping supplies (7x7x7 insulated box, one 8oz deli cup and shipping label).
She has only two requirements when being adopted.
1. No crickets (I feed her dubias and mealworms)
2. Due to her ankles not being designed for being walked on, the skin is too delicate, any rough surfaces will cause them to sore and bleed. She must be kept on microfiber cloths. I've tried soft paper towels, hand towels, tile, paper, and a few other things. Microfiber cloths are the most delicate and 100% keep her ankles from bleeding.
If you feel you can give her a good home, I'd love for you to have her. I've worked hard with the vet to get her back to health from skin and bones, full of parasites, and bleeding feet.
