Where can I give away my tortoise?

Where can I give away my tortoise?

How can I donate to the Turtle Conservancy?

• You can give on our donation page.
• You can also mail your donation to us: Turtle Conservancy, Post Office Box 1289, Ojai, CA 93024.

  Do Russian tortoises need to go to the vet?

  Chuck recommends Russian Tortoises go to the veterinarian at least once per year to make sure they are healthy and happy!

  Can I set my tortoise free?

  Whether it is to try and remedy having too small of an enclosure, let them “explore”, or even not have an enclosure at all, free roaming is absolutely not okay for tortoises to do. Tortoises are very curious creatures, and if they see something that looks tasty, they WILL try to eat it.

  How much does it cost to adopt a Russian tortoise?

  Russian Tortoise Male, 1 lb., unknown age, Kuzma is another wild-caught pet store Russian. He lived the majority of his captive years indoors. Kuzma is loving being outside and and gaining confidence by the day. He’s social and will make a nice pet. $50 adoption fee Pavel Russian tortoise Male, 1 lb., unknown age.

  Do you need to rescue a northwest tortoise?

  “Turtles need rescuing?” “Yes, unfortunately,” is always the answer. Just like any other captive animal, humans have an incredible ability to mistreat them. Turtles and tortoises are not ‘throw away’ pets. Northwest Tortoise invests extensive time vetting potential owners.

  How old are the tortoises at tortoise acres?

  Henry is a 4-5 year old male Sulcata tortoise. Franklin is a 5-7 year old male Sulcata tortoise. He need a big space with a heated dog house in the winter. He is a digger so he needs good fencing. She is very friendly and needs a new home. Ripley is a sweet Russian boy who loves to roam. He needs a big outdoor enclosure to keep him happy.

  How old do Sulcata tortoises need to be?

  Franklin is a 5-7 year old male Sulcata tortoise. He need a big space with a heated dog house in the winter. He is a digger so he needs good fencing. She is very friendly and needs a new home. Ripley is a sweet Russian boy who loves to roam. He needs a big outdoor enclosure to keep him happy. He is always on the move.

  Russian Tortoise Male, 1 lb., unknown age, Kuzma is another wild-caught pet store Russian. He lived the majority of his captive years indoors. Kuzma is loving being outside and and gaining confidence by the day. He’s social and will make a nice pet. $50 adoption fee Pavel Russian tortoise Male, 1 lb., unknown age.

  How old is Kir the Russian tortoise male?

  Russian Tortoise Male, 12 oz., unknown age. Kir spent too many years in a glass box. He’s outgoing and ready to experience proper housing and the life that goes with it! All beaks and nails will be trimmed prior to adoption.

  Is there a way to adopt a tortoise?

  We are happy that you have decided to adopt a Tortoise. Tortoise adoption is a wonderful way to provide a Tortoise a second chance and caring environment. Most pets arrive at shelters because the owner had to move, could no longer afford the pet, had a death in the family, or simply gave up the responsibly of being a care taker for a Tortoise.

  “Turtles need rescuing?” “Yes, unfortunately,” is always the answer. Just like any other captive animal, humans have an incredible ability to mistreat them. Turtles and tortoises are not ‘throw away’ pets. Northwest Tortoise invests extensive time vetting potential owners.