Lilly the red tailed boa & reptile rescue

07/01/2025

06/01/2025

Monday food prep

06/01/2025

Live food order just arrived

03/01/2025

Fresh iguana buffet for spike

02/01/2025

Good evening friends and followers we are putting our live food order together as we speak if you require any special orders let us know and it will be ordered tomorrow morning arrives Saturday before 12pm

02/01/2025

Thanks monica this is the exact amount we owe E.ON Next

01/01/2025

You can donate on this secure private link

anyone wishing to donate please use the link

01/01/2025

Now, you can show your support by joining our membership! For a small amount per month, you get access to:

- Reptile Experience For All Ages 🦎: Enjoy hands-on encounters with our rescued reptiles in a safe and educational environment.
- Expert Guidance: Receive personalised guidance on caring for reptiles. Whether you’re a skilled reptile owner or new to the world of snakes and lizards, I am here to offer advice and support 🐍
- Adoption Assistance: Gain prior access to information about reptiles ready for rehoming
- Discounts on merchandise available in store 🎁

Click the link below and find out how you can benefit:

https://buymeacoffee.com/lillyreptilerescue

01/01/2025

Happy new year

31/12/2024

31/12/2024

Good afternoon everyone we have had some devastating news from E.ON Next they have been underestimating our electric and now want £2k please support us to keep Scarboroughs first reptile rescue center open we have proved this service is needed in our community

anyone wishing to donate please use the link

30/12/2024

Good morning friends and followers this is Spike he's a male green Iguana he currently has plenty of attitude but hopefully will settle well.
The Green iguana is a beautiful large lizard that can reach average lengths of between 4 - 5.5 feet with some individuals reaching 6.5 feet,
They are native to the tropical rainforests of central and south America where they spend most of their time high up in the tree canopy
Iguanas have also populated south Florida where they are classed as an invasive species.
Adult iguanas are primarily herbivores in the wild they live on a diet of mainly leaves and flowers, in captivity they eat a wide range of vegetables and fruits, young iguanas will also happily eat bugs
Iguanas can make great pets but careful consideration must be taken when considering long term housing as these animals require large almost room size enclosures when adults
If you can confidently house any of our beloved reptiles here at the rescue please call in for a chat

28/12/2024

27/12/2024

Good morning friends and followers we are now taking bookings for 2025 we have just booked an event for August