[scad2k]

Are there any reptile rehoming places in Hampshire.Im looking at rehoming not getting rid of my ones. No way

 

[captaincaveman]

be careful if you are taking on re-homes not to give out your address. i know someone who re-homed and kept getting green iggys, bosc and burms left in boxes outside his front door most with major burns and illnesses

I used to rehome myself but i only gave out my mobile and went to them that way i knew exactly what i was getting

i really enjoyed it i rehomed a bosc with bad burns and was so fat he couldn't get his belly off the ground. when i was finished the burns had cleared and he was ideal weight and temperament. very rewarding

 

[scad2k]

Nice one.Just would like to give a snake a second chance.Found this site that i think people should be aware of so less reptiles get abandend

http://www.budgetwebsiteservices.co.uk/mrr/adopt.shtml

 

[NNY]

If you want to help contact reptilerescueden on here and give her your details and she will let you know if you're needed to go and rescue or help anything round your area.

 

[Razaiel]

If you're anywhere in the West Midlands area, Proteus http://www.protus.uk.net/ do a re-homing service.

 

[CBR1100XX]

Pass on details to denise at reptilerescueden, I think quite a few of us are covering hampshire but not all of us can house everything.

can you pm me what you can take as I also get rescues from wiltshire offered but I cant take everything.

 

[Razaiel]

stupid me!! reading too quickly you'd already stated you were in the Hampshire area

 

[mark67123]

Not sure how up to date this list is but worth a look:

http://www.animalrescuers.co.uk/html/reptilesetc.html