Re: Iguana's for adoption

Posted by BabyHerp on September 10, 2000 at 17:27:12:

In Reply to: Iguana's for adoption posted by Matthew on September 10, 2000 at 13:31:56:

Matthew...is there anyway you can separate the aggressive male completely from the other two while waiting to place him? I'd try calling local reptile vets and post a flyer in their office...posting a adoption for "experienced ig owners" in your local paper, contact the humane society in your area for local reptile rescues...etc. What city do you live in...perhaps we can find a local rescue for you. Knowing your limitations is the first step in being a responsible iguana owner. We'll help ya out anyway we can!
Gina

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: Matthew...is there anyway you can separate the aggressive male completely from the other two while waiting to place him? I'd try calling local reptile vets and post a flyer in their office...posting a adoption for "experienced ig owners" in your local paper, contact the humane society in your area for local reptile rescues...etc. What city do you live in...perhaps we can find a local rescue for you. Knowing your limitations is the first step in being a responsible iguana owner. We'll help ya out anyway we can! : Gina

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