List of Reptile rescues by area

[Jade01]

does anyone know of any in the midlands? id quite like to help out at a reptile rescue center (voluntry work)

[WirralHerpGirl]

Hi guys,

We are a not-for-profit reptile rescue in Wirral and Merseyside. We welcome all types of reptiles, amphibians, arachnids etc, and have even taken in a few owls in the last couple of years. We try to rehome as many animals as we can, and the ones we can't somebody in the society will usually take on as their own. We have had lots of dealings with the RSPCA and the local police force as they have brought animals to us in the past, and we have a good relationship with the School of Tropical Medicine and Liverpool Uni. Some of our members have even lectured for the vet school there. Incidentally, you will see quite a few of our members on the TV programme 'A Very Exotic Vet' broadcast on Granada, sundays at 6pm. Please feel free to contact us.
Welcome to the Frontpage

Regards, Paula.

[Zodiac]

Second Chance reptiles in Brighton, the owner is a geeza on here... if he wants to say hello will let him lol but i name no names.
Does a great job from what i heard.

[Storm Python]

Originally Posted by Zodiac

Second Chance reptiles in Brighton, the owner is a geeza on here... if he wants to say hello will let him lol but i name no names.
Does a great job from what i heard.

Where in brighton is he located?

[Zodiac]

actually, I don't have a effing clue lol.
I know they have a website up. Will try find it... contact details including where based should also be listed there I assume!.

[midnightworrior]

Hi i don't seem to be able to locate any rescue centers in or around Sheffield ..can anybody help
Thanks

[kingsnake]

The British Reptile & Amphibian Society also rescues reptiles. We are based In Barking, Essex.
Website is B.R.A.S | BRITISH REPTILE AND AMPHIBIAN SOCIETY

[soozthecat]

Originally Posted by Zodiac

Second Chance reptiles in Brighton, the owner is a geeza on here... if he wants to say hello will let him lol but i name no names.
Does a great job from what i heard.

Never heard of a reptile rescue in Brighton and Ive been involved in a lot of work with small rescues in the area, so I'd also love a link to the website

[carpetviper]

I run a small rescue in sheffield and I rehome all reptiles if for some reason I cant home them here I find alternatives.

If you want a reference to that there are a few people who I have had dealings with here including bosshog and in5omniac.

I have fostered for the rspca and am well known on local sheffield forums.

Any animals rescued by me are either kept until they are fit and well then new homes are found or they stay with me. I never take any money for them and insist on a return policy if the owner decides they need to rehome again.

I have one coming back to me very soon just ironing the details out I rehomed him around a year ago and unbeknown to me he got rid of him but due to the wonderfull reptileforum I found out he had gotten an even better home with *H* due to circumstances they have to downsize and im very happy they have contacted me. The snake in question is very aggressive and needs a confident handler and this time he will be a permanant resident with me.

[potter556]

Di's reptile rescue is supposed to be very good, by all accounts.
I will be going for a visit soon so will take pics, so if anyone wants to see them PM meor e-mail for pics.