Send Supplies to Rescued Reptiles

Reptiles can get a bad rap for being scary or slimy, but really, they are some of the friendliest creatures you could encounter. Many of these unique animals end up in rescues or shelters, from either being injured in the wild or from pet owners who overestimate their ability to properly care and provide for them, and instead bring them to a shelter.

Organizations that take in reptiles are always in need of special supplies, as most supplies donated are intended for cats and dogs. Budgets are tight as financial resources are focused on providing shelter and food.

Send goods to animals, that are often forgotten about. These vital items make a reptile's stay more comfortable as they wait to be adopted or to be released back into the wild!

Silver Packs include a hollow rock - perfect for making a reptile feel they are more at home and great for hiding, making an animal feel more secure, especially in a new environment. An O-ring syringe for administering medicine or nutrients to the reptile and a sifter will be sent to keep the habitat clean.

Gold Packs provide a hollow rock for a reptile to hide in, a sifter, a thermometer and a half moon log. The half moon log is perfect for helping reptiles who shed, while also providing a place for them to hide. The thermometer is an essential tool for organizations to have on hand to make sure the environment is kept at the right temperature.

Platinum Packs include a hollow rock, a half moon log, a thermometer and a heat pad. Reptiles need heat to help circulate their blood, maintain a healthy immune system. Heat also helps them reproduce as well helping with the digestion of food. These heat pads are a huge asset to organizations that help rescue and shelter reptiles!

Surprise Packs will provide one vital item from the items listed above depending on what is needed most by the rescue. 

Impactful Stories

Lizzie Belle, a 5 year old bearded dragon, was surrendered by a family who could no longer care for her. With a large growth on her leg, the worst was feared—but thank goodness it was soon learned it was benign. Despite her swollen limb, Lizzie Belle greets rescue workers with bright eyes and boundless curiosity, dragging herself to the front of her enclosure for a bug treat or simply to be near people. Her determination, appetite, and playful “jumps” for food show a spirit that refuses to be dimmed. She’s a little dragon with a big heart, and every day she's a reminder of what resilience and love truly look like.