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How Do Pet Microchips Work and Should My Dog Have One? Lost pets that have a microchip are far more likely to be reunited with their owners. Learn all about this important safeguard for your dog.

This is a golden tiger. There are only 30 of them left on the entire planet.

-All baby rats have found homes-
BABY RATS LOOKING FOR LOVING HOMES*
We have a litter of baby rats from one of our pet rats. She was rescued from a feeder bin and after a little while we noticed she was pregnant! These babies will be available for homes May 9th. They will have an adoption fee and deals can be made if you’d like to take more than one!! Rats are very social and intelligent animals who make amazing pets!
-we do not breed rats, mother was pregnant when we got her-

We are having a rabbitry sell out. Photos and prices will be posted up this week.

A little over a week ago we got a call about an unwanted dragon from roughly Chicago area. It is common people acquire reptiles and don’t see their full needs through. An animal rescue friend transported a what we thought was another unwanted bearded dragon, and we were met with a horror story. This sweet girl had been starved nearly to death by her previous owner and it mad is sad and sick to look at her. We have never seen ribs on a dragon before. The tank and light fixtures were included as well, after looking at what came with we realized the lights were all incorrect as well. A close Rabbitry and Reptile friend named this sweet girl Astro. Astro on day one needed critical care and was given a bath, upon the bath she drank the water for roughly 10-15 minutes as she was super dehydrated. She was black bearding at us, but any animal who is in this condition isn’t going to feel well. Astro was set up in a quarantine vivarium with proper light fixtures. In a week she looks like an almost brand new dragon! We find it amazing what proper light fixtures and a proper diet can do in a week. She no longer black beards at us and is a very sweet and gentle soul. Astro is around 4-5 years old and we have decided she will stay as a permanent resident. We want to reach out and say, if you or someone you know needs help with a reptile’s husbandry or cannot care for their reptile, please contact us or a local reptile rescue. If we cannot help with husbandry advice or taking in a reptile we can appoint you to someone who can. Thank you 🙂