Last Resort Reptiles MN

12/31/2024

Haley is absolutely wonderful and even rescues when she has space. She is needing some help due to life* circumstances. Is anyone seeking any new babies?

12/31/2024

12/19/2024

DO NOT DO THIS. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS. THIS IS DISGUSTING BEHAVIOR.

DO NOT “gift” animals.
And DEFINITELY DO NOT “gift” animals to people who will throw them around and terrify them like this!!! This poor T is probably d3äd from being shook and tossed around 🤬💔

12/12/2024

*NOT looking to surrender. These animals aren’t free. I am fully aware of reputable rescues to surrender to. Thank you.*

As you know, I have been diagnosed. The following is available.

BALL PYTHONS

(2) adult male - as sexed by breeder - ball pythons around 3 years old in 120 gallon tanks. They each have radiant heat panels for heat source.
Champagne morph, food strike of 5 months 1️⃣7️⃣5️⃣
Leopard morph, eating f/t 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣

(1) adult ball python - approx 6 years old. Unsexed. In a 55 gallon top opening tank. Meant to upgrade her but never got to it. Unknown morph. A rescue surrender we fell in love with. Found after a suspected dumping and spent at least a month outside. Eating f/t 7️⃣5️⃣ with setup.

(1) juvenile unsexed. About a year and a half old? 40 gallon front opening tank. 1️⃣5️⃣0️⃣ with lighting. Bamboo morph. Eating f/t

(1) juvenile unsexed. Maybe 3 years old but small for its age. A rescue surrender we fell in love with. Surrendered in a 40 gallon front opening tank and has not been moved. 7️⃣5️⃣ with full setup.

BEARDED DRAGONS

(1) juvenile leatherback bearded dragon in 120 gallon reptile habitat enclosure - linear UVB included. 2️⃣5️⃣0️⃣

(1) adult female citrus leatherback - approx 5 years old - in 120 gallon reptile habitat enclosure - linear UVB included 1️⃣7️⃣5️⃣ - hasmat for “substrate”

LEOPARD GECKOS

(1) juvenile albino leopard gecko with 40 gallon front opening enclosure - 4️⃣0️⃣ for just the gecko or 1️⃣2️⃣5️⃣ with full setup; linear uvb included.

(1) adult leopard gecko approx 3 years old. 4️⃣0️⃣ just the gecko or 1️⃣2️⃣5️⃣ with full setup and lighting (linear UVB included)

12/05/2024

Betty is an even bigger queen in my eyes now

12/05/2024

11/29/2024

I will be needing to rehome some of my reptiles here coming up as I just received a breast cancer diagnosis.

More details to come. Overwhelmed and unsure which ones or how many.

Thank you.

11/28/2024

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11/23/2024

For anyone seeking new reptile friends - Medford’s RAD Zoo is closing :(

Announcement for our members via RAD Zoo, Jamie reached out and wantedto extend us an invite:

RAD Zoo Animal Adoption Day and Exhibit Sale Dec.1, 1-5PM
The Reptile and Amphibian Discovery zoo (RAD Zoo)will be closing its public facility at the Medford Outlet mall on January 1, 2025. As part of this process, we will be looking for good homes for many of our animals. On Sunday, December 1 we will be having an animal adoption day, along with a zoo exhibit and infrastructure sale at the zoo. Not all of the zoo’s animals will be available for adoption. We will be continuing our traveling reptile programs, so we are saving many of our animals for those, but we will have a large number of animals available for adoption as well. Some of these animals would make good pets, but many of them will require the care of more advanced animal keepers. Venomous snakes and crocodilians will not be available for adoption as they will be going to other zoological institutions. There will be adoption fees for many of the animals that are going out for adoption. Animals can be picked up on the day of the event, or arrangements can be made for you to come and pick them up over the 10 days following the event during regular business hours. Come prepared with snake bags, or other suitable containers to transport anyone you might like to take home. The zoo address is 6750 W. Frontage Road Suite 402 Medford Minnesota. You are welcome to contact us with any questions at [email protected].

11/19/2024

*NATIVE SNAPPING TURTLE SAVED*

A wonderful small business owner out of St Michael notified us of a baby snapping turtle they found outside their home on Saturday. Their kiddo lovingly named it Snappy. (If you’re in St Michael and need a lawn care or snow removal company, lmk 😉)

They attempted to send him to the lake across from their home, but Snappy took awhile to get in the water, swam for a little, and sunk. That didn’t sit well with him, so he came back about 15 minutes later and Snappy was still sunk and in the same spot. They brought the cutie in to find a place for him and located us online.

I confirmed with Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota (WRC) that he was so small that he should be brought in and Snappy is now in their care until he can be safely released in the spring!

Today I learned that baby turtles tend to hatch late and stay within the ground/burrowed until spring. They will stay burrowed unless disturbed.

PSA - ANY NATIVE WILDLIFE HAS TO BE CARED FOR BY A WILDLIFE REHABILITATOR.

11/19/2024

Here’s a little cuteness for your Tuesday 🥹

11/08/2024

Reminder of our babies seeking loving owners!

10/20/2024

👀 for Loving 🏠

10/17/2024

While it may seem like a one-off, if this can save anyone heartbreak and pain, it’s worth sharing. PSA 🫶🏻

10/17/2024

BeardieVet explains why you should never feed fruit to bearded dragons! Dental disease is a real problem. This is only a snippet of a larger podcast episode,...

10/12/2024

Reminder that we do reptile sitting and/or boarding, as well as offering shows to increase the exposure to reptiles!

We *also* offer virtual meetings to discuss proper care of a species you’re interested in OR to review the current husbandry of your reptile or one that you’ve taken in. We can go over ways to improve your reptile’s quality of life 🐢🦎🐍🖤

Schedule virtually here: https://calendly.com/lastresortreptilesmn

Pm us for the link for boarding, sitting, or meet n learn shows 😊