RRSC is a Southern California based reptile rescue organization. Our purpose is to find quality homes for reptiles and amphibians that people could no longer care for. We are not a pet dealer, or wholesaler. We carefully screen all potential adopters.

Small Scale Reptile Rescue offers many services to the public as well as local animal related businesses. Most animals in the rescue come exclusively from shelters. We provide safe keep housing for reptiles involved in court cases, as well as animals that need to remain under the custody of the shelter however are unable to be housed on premise.

The Ohio Reptile Service takes rescuing reptiles seriously. Thousands of pet reptiles are surrendered across the country day by day, due to aggression that was un-expected, care that wasn't realized was necessary and a variety of other reasons. Reptiles require special care that many don't realize until the animal is in poor condition due to substandard husbandry practices. It is important to thoroughly research the captive husbandry of each animal that you have interest in owning.

Bottorff's Reptile Rescue Center is a reptile rescue and education organization based out of the White County area in the state of Indiana. Owned and operated by Derek and Chantel Bottorff, our mission and focus is educational outreach in the community and prevention of cruelty to reptiles and exotics.

A little about us - we have a passion about reptiles & helping out where they live in this world we all share. We handle snakes, turtles, bearded lizards, geckos, sirens etc..etc.. We care take for sick reptiles, reptiles that need a home to go to as well as snakes that have become too large for those to handle.

Wildlife Rescue, Inc. (formerly Wild Bird Rescue, Inc.) was founded in 1994 as an organization committed to the rehabilitative care of wild birds. We’ve expanded over the years to include the growing needs of all animals and reptiles. Our new name better reflects our commitment to all wildlife. Our mission also includes educating the community about how to co-exist with wildlife.

The Wildlife Rescue League is a non-profit organization providing care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife in order to return them to the wild. Our licensed rehabilitators, located throughout Virginia and suburban Maryland, work with animal shelters, humane societies, wildlife groups, nature centers and veterinary hospitals to provide care to creatures in need.

We are an all-volunteer organization founded in February, 1997, and are directed by concerned hobbyists and professionals who saw a need to reach out to the public and improve the conditions under which captive chelonians are kept and try to protect local species and their habitats. While there are other respected herpetological organizations in the area (most members are in the Baltimore -Washington- Northern Va. area, though more than twenty states are now represented), ours is the only one dedicated exclusively to turtles and tortoises.

The mission of Foundation for Iguana Rescue Safety and Training Inc. (FIRST) is to provide iguana owners with proper husbandry techniques, facilitate contact with other iguana owners, provide limited rescue and adoption and to educate the public about these large and difficult pets. Our emphasis will be education by way of internet information and participating in educational booths at various events.

As a non-profit rescue we provide rescue and recovery services at no charge, however to provide these services we must charge minimal fees for adoptions and special events. These fees help us feed and house the many reptiles we receive through out the year.

Minnesota's largest no kill animal welfare organization

Our mission is to find loving homes for unwanted reptiles. We have dedicated the space in our home and our extra money to taking in and caring for surrendered reptiles as well as our time and effort to find them new homes.

RARN rescues injured and sick reptiles and amphibians, nurses the animals back to health and finds proper homes for these animals. RARN also helps pet owners become educated in the care of their animals.

We are a non-profit group dedicated to helping reptiles and their owners who can no longer keep their reptiles due to space or residential restrictions, cost of care and other reasons

We began taking in unwanted and abandoned reptiles in 2000, beginning with Miss Iggy, our lovable green iguana. As word got out that we would take in reptiles, we began getting more and more calls from owners who longer wanted or were unable to keep their pets.

We are a new non-profit organization forming in the North Alabama area. We will be rehabilitating injured reptiles and will take in any unwanted reptiles. The reptiles will go through various health checks before being put up for adoption to good homes

At Wichita Falls Reptile Rescue we are, first and foremost, reptile educators and care advisors. In this way we hope that we can prevent many animals from needing to be rescued or re-homed in the first place.

The Alabama Reptile Rescue Sanctuary is based on three principles: Rescue, Conservation, and Education.

Dedicated to conservation, preservation and education relating to reptile, amphibians and invertebrates.

To rescue reptiles, revive them to full health and place them in new loving and wonderful homes!