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The NCRW provides educational and research facilities, as well as providing a rehoming service for animals whose owners can no longer take care of them. Reptiles are incredibly long-lived pets, tortoises can live to 100+ and some snakes can reach 40 years, and inevitably some pets will outlive their owners and require rehoming.
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The National Turtle Sanctuary is a unique concept and carefully collaborated sanctuary to meet the needs of abandoned turtles around the UK.
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Offering direct rehoming and a public rehoming list as part of their activities.
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The Tortoise Protection Group makes every effort to find the correct placement for each tortoise and has strict rehoming policies and guidelines for any prospective new home.
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A host of information on tortoise keeping, including advice on rehoming.
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The Turtle Sanctuary currently have some 1,500 terrapins including; soft shelled, snake necks, musks, red-eared sliders, yellow-belly sliders and side necks. Some are also disabled. The goal is to make sure all turtles and terrapins are properly taken care of and that there is a home for those who need it.
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JMMT rescue and re-home tortoises and turtles in any situation.
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Advice, rehoming and boarding for reptiles and tortoises.
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Reptilia Exotic Animal Rescue offer advice, support and guidance to those who are seeking to rehome an animal; those who have have re-homed an animal through Reptilia Exotic Animal Rescue and promote responsible reptile keeping.
