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Turtle and Tortoise Rescue

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

562814

Pet

Reptile

Breed

Turtle

Location

Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

For more than a decade, I have been rescuing turtles and torts in need of homes.

Animals acquired from kids simply losing interest, kids heading off to college, elderly, injured animals, and those fallen victim to neglect.

I keep a variety of species, predominantly cold tolerant as II don't take in one's that will not thrive in my outdoor climate year round. Such species like Russian torts, diamondback terrapin, red eared sliders, cooters musk, Herman's, and box turtles.

They live in naturalistic, outdoor enclosures and ponds, where they are free to exhibit natural behavior and overwinter outdoors.

If you or anyone you may know have animal in need of a new home, feel free to reach out.

Sincerely,

Edd of Ed's Habitat

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FAQ: Turtle and Tortoise Rescue

What types of turtles and tortoises do you rescue?

I primarily rescue a variety of cold tolerant species including Russian tortoises, diamondback terrapins, red-eared sliders, cooters, musk turtles, Herman's tortoises, and box turtles.

Why do you focus on cold tolerant species?

I ensure that all rescued animals can thrive in my outdoor climate year-round. This helps in providing a natural habitat that promotes their well-being.

What is your philosophy on housing rescues?

My rescues live in naturalistic outdoor enclosures and ponds, allowing them to exhibit their natural behavior. They are also free to overwinter outdoors, which is essential for their health.

How can I help or adopt a rescued turtle or tortoise?

If you or someone you know has a turtle or tortoise in need of a new home, please feel free to reach out. I am always looking for loving homes for my rescues.

What should I consider before adopting a turtle or tortoise?

Adopting a turtle or tortoise requires a commitment to their care and proper housing. Make sure you can provide an environment that meets their climate and habitat needs.

Can I volunteer or support your rescue efforts?

Yes! I welcome support from the community, whether it's through volunteering time, donations, or spreading the word about the plight of turtles and tortoises in need.

What types of issues do the rescued turtles and tortoises face?

Many of the turtles and tortoises I rescue come from situations involving neglect, injury, or abandonment by pet owners who may no longer be able to care for them.

Is there a fee for adopting a turtle or tortoise?

There may be an adoption fee to help cover the costs of care, housing, and medical needs of the rescued animals. Please inquire for more specifics.

Where is Ed's Habitat located?

Ed's Habitat is located in Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, United States. However, the primary goal is to help turtles and tortoises regardless of location.

How long have you been rescuing turtles and tortoises?

I have been dedicated to the rescue of turtles and tortoises for over a decade, providing them with care and a safe environment.

Make sure that when you want to buy Turtle online or from somebody that it is legal in your state. It is not allowed everywhere to keep them as a pet. Make sure that you are following state laws and procedures just so that you, your environment and your lovely pets are safe. Please inform yourself about new pet that you want to get and talk with people who had experience with those animals. Especially when you are getting exotic pet. It is very important to know as much as you can if you want to make sure that you and your new friend have happy and joyful life and relationship. Please remember that exotic pet is not domesticated animal, and they should be treated differently.

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