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Slithers and Crawls 🏠 Reptile adoptions
🐍 Animal activism
💀 Cruelty free skulls & specimens
🌱 Conservation
🐢 Education & private events

30/09/2025

A sweet boy among the flowers.

This beautiful guy is waiting for his forever home.

FOR ADOPTION
Bearded dragon
Male
4 years old

30/09/2025

New arrival 🚨

He’s a stunner 😍
Still getting to know this guy a bit and helping him settle down. We’ve had some bathes which he is NOT a fan of to help with some clogged femoral pores and just some random stuck shed spots.

He is gorgeous and such a fun guy, he would make the best house dragon 😍

26/09/2025

Are you sure that’s a leopard gecko? Not a mini alligator?
A little different in features but it gives her so much character. And she is just so cute.
There definitely isn’t another like her 🥰

This is Quasi and she is the sweetest and ready for her forever home.

Even though Tatsu has gone home, I wanted to show y’all the healing of his eye. The scab has fallen off, and it has heal...
26/09/2025

Even though Tatsu has gone home, I wanted to show y’all the healing of his eye. The scab has fallen off, and it has healed just beautifully.
He is so amazing and so is his forever family. 🥰

25/09/2025

Evie close up😍

She was an owner surrender at the Burbank shelter. She was there for quite a while and I was so happy to give her such a safe space until she finds her forever home.

She is 7 years old and very sweet, she deserves such a loving family.

Leopard gecko
Female
7 years old

25/09/2025

This is Peanut 😍 he is such a little guy for his age, due to lack of feedings and poor husbandry.

He also has the silliest face with pupils that don’t center in his eye. With the help of our Vet it has been determined that this is a genetic issue through breeding of certain morphs, and thankfully not a health issue prior to the conditions he was living in.

He really is so cute, and such a handsome little snake, calm and a good eater. He will thrive from now on and will find such a loving family 🥰

Adopted 🎉 Tatsu went through so much this year including losing his whole eye 😣 He now has such a loving home. He is def...
24/09/2025

Adopted 🎉
Tatsu went through so much this year including losing his whole eye 😣 He now has such a loving home. He is definitely his mom’s baby and it’s been magical watching him.

Happy tails Tatsu 🥰

24/09/2025

New arrival, and look at this big girl 😍

Fostering is a great way to help animals in need ✨
17/09/2025

Fostering is a great way to help animals in need ✨

A update on Tatsu the magical dragon. And side note, I feel like I’m gonna be playing catch-up forever in life at the mo...
17/09/2025

A update on Tatsu the magical dragon.

And side note, I feel like I’m gonna be playing catch-up forever in life at the moment, so sorry y’all and bear with me.

Tatsu’s surgery went fantastic! He had a successful complete eye removal. A type of gauze had to be kept in his eye, which would soak up any blood or fluid in the hole.
The thick, keratinized outer layer of reptile skin is less flexible than human skin, which can make it more challenging to surgically close wounds and reptile skin doesn’t heal and scar like our skin does.

He was so happy to be home and back into his mom‘s arms,, take a peep at that second picture to see him, giving us that eye with his good eye.

Recovery was a bit tough, and the healing process is also a bit slower in reptiles due to factors like less vascularization, a slower immune response, and different skin structure, leading to slower, more regenerative type healing that can occur over months or years.

He’s one amazing dragon, and he is doing so wonderful with his foster family. From here on out it’s only up from here for Tatsu 🥰

Come say hi to us at our local farmers market!  We will have some of our adoptable reptiles looking for their forever ho...
15/08/2025

Come say hi to us at our local farmers market!

We will have some of our adoptable reptiles looking for their forever homes 💕

When: Friday August 15, 2025
4pm - 7pm
Where: 1275 HWY 2 Wrightwood

Evie says you definitely can’t tell the difference who the fake lizard is. 😆 FOR ADOPTIONEvieLeopard geckoFemale 7 years...
19/07/2025

Evie says you definitely can’t tell the difference who the fake lizard is. 😆

FOR ADOPTION
Evie
Leopard gecko
Female
7 years old

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CA
92397

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What is Slithers and Crawls.

I do hands on, education and entertainment shows for schools, libraries, school enrichment classes, camps, private parties, community functions, and so much more!

Most of the animals are rescues themselves and help me spread the knowledge that they aren’t monsters, and what you “know” about them is wrong. And YES, reptiles need rescued too! I take in the abused, unwanted, injured and neglected reptile pets. Some stay with me and become apart of Slithers and Crawls, to help spread knowledge and respect to the public, And the rest, when healthy and thriving, are at Wrightwood’d Littlest Pet Shop waiting to be adopted.

Slithers and Crawls does not support breeding of any kind, and I do my best to make sure all my rescues and surrenders get the BEST second chance at life with the best forever family. A lot of people are uneducated, have little to no dedication and have a very Hollywood outlook on animals like snakes and spiders. Over %50 0f captive reptiles die within the first year of being brought home.

I have studied behaviors of our very own most venomous creatures, I have crawled under houses to safely relocate rattlesnakes, I have used my whole body to tackle big escaped lizards and have shed so many tears for who I can’t save. In everything I’ve done, every creature I’ve come across and worked with, they aren’t mean. They are AFRAID. And they have every right to be! They don’t know they are in the wrong place at the wrong time, they are trying to survive. As I told a child who called a gopher snake disgusting and kill it with fire, there are no mean snakes, just mean people.