North Texas Reptile Rescue

Click the photos below for more information on: Mimosa!

Mimosa is considered differently abled because: they have the Enigma Gene which can present with neurological symptoms.

Text Madison for adoption interest: 337-302-5039!

Fun Fact Friday:

Did you know that Uromastyx will “snalt” it’s when they sneeze excess amounts of salt. Because they get their water almost entirely from vegetation they tend to intake an excess of sodium. They have salt glands in the nose that allows them to sneeze out the excess fluid. It is completely normal and does not harm them in anyway.

This cutie is Damon, and Egyptian Uromastyx that was adopted from us by one of our lovely volunteers!

Click the photos below for more information on: Chewy!

Text Susan for adoption interest: 240-876-0427!

Click the photos below for more information on: Jelly Roll!

Text Susan for adoption interest: 240-876-0427!

We have a big adoption announcement about Bradly the very funny and very sweet tegu.
Bradly has been adopted and his new dad is flying in June 30th, and driving all the way back to Maryland. Yes, Maryland ❤️❤️❤️

Once they arrive, we will do an hour or two of training, then Bradly and his new family will drive back to Maryland. Stay tuned for lots of pictures of Bradly and his new daddy.

Click the photos below for more information on: Akia!

Text Madison for adoption interest: 337-302-5039!

Click the photos below for more information on: Galileo!

Text Madison for adoption interest: 337-302-5039!

Everyone wish Madison a happy birthday! She is in charge of all snake and gecko adoptions and fosters lots of different species. We’re so glad to have her apart of the team!

Guess the Species Saturday: Episode 14

For those who guessed Savannah Monitor you were right! We had this cutie back in April of 2024! He has since been adopted and is living his best life.

If you have a Savannah monitor what is their name and drop a photo down below!