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M.C Bird Rescue
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Here are some pics of Tortoises, they are all Sulcata Tortoises ( African Spurred Tortoise) we have taken in this year. Thanks to Stacy, all found great homes. I would rather deal with rehabbing than screening homes. hahahaha.
Hope. Hope is a male...thought to be female. He was found wandering around the yard of a woman in an area by me. He had severe shell rot, calcium deficiency, and was severely dehydrated. The shell is severely pyramidded. Look at Gamera's shell, HE looked much better and was younger. I have an outdoor pen for them for the summer.
This is Gamera. He was also surrendered this year because his owner could not give him what he needed. He was very shy, and at 1 1/2 -2 years old was relatively healthy. He was properly cared for, thank goodness.
STACY post more pics of buddah if you get a chance. He was my favorite and was more like a dog than a tortoise.
He was surrendered ad lived in a dog crate with only infrared heat light , and on a diet of bologna and iceburg lettuce. He did much better after free grazing and outdoor sun light. He was very friendly..I cried when he left with Stacy
Hope. Hope is a male...thought to be female. He was found wandering around the yard of a woman in an area by me. He had severe shell rot, calcium deficiency, and was severely dehydrated. The shell is severely pyramidded. Look at Gamera's shell, HE looked much better and was younger. I have an outdoor pen for them for the summer.
This is Gamera. He was also surrendered this year because his owner could not give him what he needed. He was very shy, and at 1 1/2 -2 years old was relatively healthy. He was properly cared for, thank goodness.
STACY post more pics of buddah if you get a chance. He was my favorite and was more like a dog than a tortoise.
He was surrendered ad lived in a dog crate with only infrared heat light , and on a diet of bologna and iceburg lettuce. He did much better after free grazing and outdoor sun light. He was very friendly..I cried when he left with Stacy