Christina's Reptile & Animal Sanctuary

Christina's Reptile & Animal Sanctuary We are a 501c.3 Public charity focused on educating the public and to reptile rescue including providing a home and a good quality of life for the unwanted.

We also adopt out animals into forever, knowledgeable homes.

A few pictures from today’s birthday party.
12/07/2025

A few pictures from today’s birthday party.

One of our girls
12/07/2025

One of our girls

12/07/2025

Norton having some breakfast.

This is Loki; a roughly 2 year old, possible male, Schneider’s skink. Decent with handling. A bit thin and has some kink...
12/06/2025

This is Loki; a roughly 2 year old, possible male, Schneider’s skink. Decent with handling. A bit thin and has some kinks in the tail. He will be quarantined and fostered and up for adoption afterwards.

Two dual ReptiTrip done fixtures.  Maximum wattage 160. $20. Proceeds benefit the animal sanctuary.
12/05/2025

Two dual ReptiTrip done fixtures. Maximum wattage 160. $20. Proceeds benefit the animal sanctuary.

*PENDINGLARGE corner hide: $10.00 proceeds benefit the animal sanctuary.
12/05/2025

*PENDING

LARGE corner hide: $10.00 proceeds benefit the animal sanctuary.

This is exactly what we try to educate the public about. Many people hear horror stories about substrate causing impacti...
12/04/2025

This is exactly what we try to educate the public about. Many people hear horror stories about substrate causing impaction; HOWEVER; as this video also states and explains, that is due to overall husbandry/diet. If these things are not adequate or up to par; then yes; impaction can be a huge risk. This is also one reason why we tell any potential adopters; their temperatures must be on par before they adopt the animal (aside from other husbandry requirements). We also see many people choose substrate that is not safe or proper for a lot of different species. Proper substrate is also very important. Think of where the animal is native to; and what they may have as substrate options; then try to replicate that. But ALWAYS test your temperatures BEFORE you bring the reptile home. Surface basking temperatures should be measured with a temperature gun; and your ambient temperatures should be read by digital thermometers - not analogs as they are inaccurate.

These two 3-5 year old boas came in today from Pocono wildlife center. These two definitely have neurological issues and...
12/03/2025

These two 3-5 year old boas came in today from Pocono wildlife center. These two definitely have neurological issues and they are pretty confident do not have IBD. The one has a deformity on his chin as well: more than likely from inbreeding as these were just used as breeders. Our one foster came today for them and will just give these two boys a forever home since they are special needs.

Big Jerry went to his forever home today. He will be so happy with 22 acres to graze and a large heated barn for winter....
12/03/2025

Big Jerry went to his forever home today. He will be so happy with 22 acres to graze and a large heated barn for winter. Enjoy your new home big boy!!

*PENDING ADOPTIONThese three whites tree frogs came in tonight. 2 are snowflakes.  They are thin. Our foster will try to...
12/03/2025

*PENDING ADOPTION

These three whites tree frogs came in tonight. 2 are snowflakes. They are thin. Our foster will try to get them to eat more and gain some weight. They will be quarantined and fostered and up for adoption once they are cleared.

12/02/2025

Slinky our legless lizard chowing on some hornworms today.

12/02/2025

Snickers is becoming very trusting. Eating regularly from tongs now and during the day. Seeking me out for food.

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339 Lehigh Avenue (corporate Headquarters)
Palmerton, PA
18071

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