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Rescue Me ID: 18-04-12-00100green anaconda

Reptile/Amphibian    Age: Young Adult


    This animal was holding for a freind and he had a divorce and is unable to take it back. My wife died 2 weeks ago and I am trying to lessen my stress in this bad period of my life. Please help me...Snake is about 3 yrs old..

     Animal Location:

Floyd County Rome, GA 30161 MAP IT!

Contact:
Gordon LaPean 7067660784

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Rescue Me ID: 18-03-06-00494Red Ear Slider (female)

Reptile/Amphibian    Age: Adult


    Looking for a good rehoming rescue for 2 to 4 red eared sliders. They are 15 years old and I and my neice have raised them since they were very young. We have had to move and downsize and no longer are able to keep them. If there is a good reputable rescue who would take them I would be willing to waive the adoption fee. I can offer to give the 55 gal. aquarium with the turtles but it needs a new top divider. Please email me if you are experienced with the care and rescue of turtles.

 Adoption Fee: $50.00 Animal Location:

Gwinnett County Loganville, GA MAP IT!

Contact:
Teresa Bell 678-485-3599

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PIease Read Before Adopting Reptiles & More in Georgia
    Reptiles & More can make good pets in Georgia if they match your IifestyIe. Reptiles are interesting animals. Many types of reptiles and amphibians are kept as exotic pets. Snakes, turtles, iguanas, and frogs are popular examples. Keeping a reptile as a pet is a tremendous responsibility. Many reptile owners discover that owning a reptile is not as rewarding as they had hoped. Reptiles do not bond with people the way mammals can, and are sometimes neglected for that reason. Also, many people purchase young, small reptiles without being aware of or prepared for their eventual adult size. For example, Burmese Pythons are often bought as pets when they are about two feet long. However, many do not realize that Burmese Pythons are among the largest snakes in the world, with adults averaging 23 feet in length and weighing hundreds of pounds! There is now an established invasive population of Burmese Pythons in Florida due to pet owners releasing the snakes into the wild. Scientists believe these huge snakes will keep spreading out and will one day inhabit one third of the United States! Some owners are not prepared for the long lifespan of a pet reptile. Some species of turtles are known for their extreme longevity. Iguanas can grow to be six feet long and then live for 20 years. Sadly, many captive reptiles suffer from dehydration and kidney problems, poor nutrition, and all other manner of neglect. A person who is truly ready to commit to a reptile pet can alleviate some suffering by adopting an animal rather than purchasing new.

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lnteresting Reptiles & More Trivia Low-Cost Georgia Spay & Neuter Clinics
    The word Reptile comes from the Latin Repere, which means to creep. In the Florida Everglades, there are over 20,000 non-native reptiles such as Burmese Pythons due to people releasing reptile pets into the wild. The breeding or keeping of reptiles is called Herpetoculture. Some kinds of turtles can live to be over 100 years old. The largest Burmese Python in captivity weighs over 400 pounds and is about 27 feet long.

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Georgia Animal Rescue
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DeKalb County - Decatur 30035
DeKalb County Humane Society 770-593-1155

Forsyth County - Cumming 30040
Coal Mountain Animal Hospital 770-888-6757

Forsyth County - Cumming, GA 30041
PetVet of Cumming 770-887-1565

Cobb County - Marietta, GA 30060
Humane Society of Cobb County 770-428-9882

Cobb County - Marietta, Georgia 30064
Cat Care Hospital 770-424-6369

Cobb County - Marietta, GA 30067
SANTA - Spay and Neuter Team of Atlanta 678-354-7200

Dekalb County - Stone Mountain 30087
Loving Touch Animal Center 770-498-5956

Dekalb County - Stone Mountain, Georgia 30087
SpayGeorgia 770-662-4479

Carroll County - Carrollton, GA 30112
Carroll County Humane Society 770-830-2763

Paulding County - Dallas, Georgia 30132
Paulding Humane Society 770-448-6806

Paulding County - Dallas, GA 30132
Paulding County Animal Control 770-445-1511

Cherokee County - Woodstock, Georgia 30188
Cherokee County Humane Society 770-928-5115

Cherokee County - Woodstock, GA 30189
Townlake Animal Hospital 770-591-9500

Rockdale County - Conyers, GA 30207
Conyers-Rockdale Humane Society 770-922-4618

DeKalb/Fulton County - Atlanta, GA 30318
Atlanta Humane Society 404-875-6420

Dekalb/Fulton County - Atlanta, GA 30333
No More Homeless Pets 404-292-8800

DeKalb County - Atlanta, GA 30360
Project Catsnip 770-455-7077

Coweta County - Carnesville 30521
Humane Society of North Georgia 706-282-9528

Clarke County - Athens 30608
Pet Assistance & Welfare Society 706-310-0663

Madison/Oglethorpe County - Danielsville, Georgia 30633
Madison-Oglethorpe Animal Shelter 706-795-2868

Richmond County - Augusta 30904
CSRA Life Saver 706-373-8348

Atlanta Counties - Atlanta 31145
Project Catsnip - Mobile Clinic 770-448-6806

Chatham County - Savannah 31410
Savannah Animal Welfare and Rescue 912-920-8605

Dougherty County - Albany, GA 31705
Albany Pet Partners 229-432-0717

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