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Adoption Alley – take a stroll down Adoption Alley and become a rescue Ally!!
Before adopting or fostering it is important to research the rescue you are brining into your home and make sure that you have everything in order to give it the best life possible. Some of our rescues come from pretty bad backgrounds. As an adopter or foster it’s important to give them the best life they never had. There are many things to consider so let’s begin!
Frequently Asked Questions
How Long Does the Process Take?
Reptile Invasion is a small staffed non profit organization. While we have many creatures in need of homes, we always want to make sure they are given the best forever home possible. Our process takes the right amount of time needed specially designed for each pet. Many factors are in play so one general time frame is not given.
How Much Does Adopting Cost?
Each rescue is a different cost depending on type of animal, supplies it already comes with and vet care needs it may have. We can’t put a generic price on a living being.
What Is the Difference Between Adopting and Fostering?
Adopting is for life. Adoption means you are choosing this animal to take home with you to it’s forever home. It will not be bounced around or given away, it is part of your family now. Fostering is an extension of the rescue, this means once the rescue finds a suitable adoption family it will leave your care and move on to it’s forever home. Fostering is another form of volunteering your space and time to the rescue while caring for the animal in your care.
Will I need Additional Veterinarian Services?
You should always have a vet lined up in case of emergency. You should also start saving what is called an emergency fund as exotic animal care can cost more than a regular dog or cat vet.
Should I continue to update the rescue after the animals is adopted?
YES PLEASE! We love to see how those in our care have gone on to have great lives with their forever families. You are always welcome to share any and all updates you would like!
Find A Snake
LOKI
Ball Python
Adult – 2 Years Old-Male
Loki is ready for his forever home. He is very curious and loves to hang out with his foster family.
Not Named
Ball Python
8-month-old-Male
Sweet and calm…. ready to find a forever home. Can be sexed prior to adoption.
Not Named
Brooks King Snake
3-4 Year Old Adult
Not Named
Ball Python
8-month-old-Male
Chill and ready to be loved. Can be sexed prior to adoption.
Find A Lizard
Bailey
Blue Tongue Skink
Adult – Male
Blue tongue skink still a bit timid about human friends as he was not handled much before coming to the rescue. Loves to stick his tongue out at you!
INFERNO
Bearded Dragon
Adult – Male
Bearded dragon approximately 3-4 years old. Don’t let that black beard fool you….he’s really a sweetie…just likes to play tough!
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Proceeds
All proceeds go to the housing, feeding and health care of the many current and future reptiles in need residing within Reptile Invasion whether via the main location or foster families.
Please donate today to make a difference in the life of an abandoned, surrendered or abused creature at Reptile Invasion.
Adoption Success Stories!
Adoption Success Stories!
Ninja
Ball Python
Adult – Male
Bob
Bearded Dragon
Adult – Male
Chuckie
Chuckwalla
Adult – Male
No NamE
Ball Python
Adult – 6 Year Old Female
ADOPTED!
Cassandra
Columbian Boa Constrictor
Adult – Female
Cassandra is a Colombian Boa Constrictor and was surrendered to Reptile Invasion from another animal education organization that didn’t have the time to give her the attention she deserved. After being treated for mouth rot (and once her permanent enclose was set up), volunteers Dylan and Eliza adopted her into their family in May 2021. She makes appearances at reptile invasion events of its not on her feeding day and she’s not shedding. She loves head pets, chin scritches, and curling up on her hoomans like the lap cat that she is.
Rose
Hypo Bearded Dragon
Adult – Male
Rose was adopted by an 8-year-old boy who researched all about his new best friend before getting him. Rose rises early with their Mom for morning cuddles and ends each day with his human buddy on the couch. Rose is a welcome addition to this beautiful family and their first ever bearded dragon. They are thrilled to have Rose to call their own. Welcome to your forever home Rose.
Yang
Axolotl
Baby-Less than a year
Surrendered: GFP Morph surrendered with missing feet and limbs at 2 inches. Now eating small earthworms and 5 inches long! Adopted 8/23/2022 and living the life with their new forever home in a beautiful 40-gallon where they reside with a Mom who spoils them rotten as their first axolotl.
Luke
Bearded Dragon
Adult – Male
ADOPTED!
Lenny
Leatherback Bearded Dragon
Adult – Female
Surrendered: Previous owner couldn’t care for her any longer. Lenny was in good condition but proceeded to have two spay surgeries due to eggbound issues. She is a fighter and a princess.
Caliban
Crested Gecko
Adult – Male
Surrendered: During Covid his previous owner ran out of funds to feed this little man. He came to his new family weighing 27 grams and spent the first two months on critical care to get him to full weight.
Sol
Bearded Dragon
Adult – Male
Rescued: This dragon was living outside when he was found. It is believed that he was dumped. He is blind in one eye, has a frost bit tail and tongue with missing toes, bump on his chin and MBD. He is a survivor.
YIN
Axolotl
Adult – Male
Surrendered: Lavender Morph surrendered with missing feet and limbs at 3 inches and has grown to over 5 inches with giant beautiful gills. Now in their forever home!
No Name
Ball Python
Adult – Female
ADOPTED!
Puddin
Ball python
Adult – Male
ADOPTED!
Echo
Leopard Gecko
Adult – Male
ADOPTED!
Madam Mim
Ball Python
Adult – Female
ADOPTED!
Not Named
Leopard Gecko
3 Year Old Adult – Male
ADOPTED!
LiBBy
Leopard Gecko
Adult – Female
ADOPTED!
Betty
Crested Gecko
Adult – Male
ADOPTED!
Diablo
Ball Python
Adult – Male
ADOPTED!
No Name
Ball Python
Adult-4 Year Old
ADOPTED!
No Name
Ball Python
8 Month Old
ADOPTED!
No Name
Ball Python
3 Year Old Adult – Male
ADOPTED!
Tori
Black and White Argentine Tegu
Juvenile-Boy
Wyatt said he knew he wanted a Tegu when he first met Taz. He fell almost instantly in love and said he wanted one right away. In mid July 2022 Wyatt was given the opportunity to foster a Tegu, named Tori, which he was super excited for. While waiting for Tori to be ready to join our family, Wyatt got his enclosure ready and really started to research Tegu care and proper diet. Each day Wyatt counted down to July 29th 2022 when Tori was ready to be picked up and taken, to then his temporary home, with us. A few weeks went by and the love continued to grow between Wyatt and Tori. It was a noticeable bond that melted hearts. Tori was so happy and loved so much….by not only Wyatt…but Wyatt’s mom as well. Wyatt and Tori would snuggle each evening before bed. The middle of September we had the option of keeping Tori permanently…which without any hesitation was a solid “yes” by both Wyatt and mom. Tori has adjusted amazingly well into our family and is living his best life. Tori’s favorites are: snuggle time with Wyatt, raw eggs and blueberries as treats and roaming freely around the house! We love Tori so much and are so glad he chose our family to spend his life with!
Gizmo
Bearded Dragon
Adult – Male
ADOPTED!
This is Gizmo and he found his forever home! We are so excited for him and his sweet family as they learn, grow and love each other!
Adoption Information
You have tried to get that adorable face out of your mind. You open this page and close this page but the name and the picture still remains. You can’t fight yourself any longer. It is now time to take the next step. I need to know more. Continue on to learn more about how to bring your new family member home.
Foster Information
You don’t think you have room for another permanant critter, your significant other won’t let you buy another animal…but you could have a huge impact by fostering a critter for a time. Find ourt more information about fostering to help clear up space at the main location for more last minute intakes.