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Scaly Bodies

Adopt a Reptile

Adoptions are same-day and done on a first-come, first-served basis. We do not hold pets or do adoptions via phone, social media, or email.

Steps to Adopting a Reptile

  1. Find the reptile(s) that are right for you.
    Pets listed are available to adopt. The website is updated daily.

  2. Visit our shelter and meet with the pet(s) that interest you.
    Once you find a reptile that you are interested in, bring their kennel card (paper with pet’s name located on wall or on cage) to the front desk in our adoption lobby.
  3. Meet with an adoption coordinator.
    You will meet with one of our staff members to sign paperwork, go over information and any questions.

  4. Take your new family member home and start your life together.
    All reptiles must leave the shelter in a carrier. If you need pet supplies, we have a retail store located within our shelter for your convenience. 

Pricing

Snake: TBD

Turtle: TBD

Bearded Dragon: TBD

Leopard Gecko: TBD

 

Adoption fees for reptiles will be discussed individually with qualified adopters to ensure the best match.

Exotic

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Dogs
Dogs

Puppies: $250
(3 months and under)

Adult Dogs: $125
(over 3 months – 10 years old)

Senior Dogs: $50
(over 10 years old)

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Cats
Cats

Kittens: $99
(3 months and under)

Adult Cats: $50
(over 3 months – 10 years old)

Senior Cats: $25
(over 10 years old)

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Working Cats
Working Cats

Working cats are feral or semi-feral cats adopted at no-charge to families with barns, outbuildings, sheds, garages, etc. who would like a cat to help with pest control and/or keep farm animals company.

In exchange, the adopters provide their new feline friend with daily food, water and a cozy place to sleep.

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