Any ideas on how to find a home for my turtles?

[ShieldMantid1997]

I have two red eared sliders, a male and female adult. I Want to find them a home i can trust, but don't know where to look.

Any ideas?

 

[agent A]

Call a nature center

 

[Bryce08]

i ended up letting my 2 big red ears go, in a nice pond with plenty of other turtles...as for people, im not to sure of any sites or anything.

 

[frogparty]

Bucket biology is extremely frowned upon. Please dont release your pets into the wild.

 

[angelofdeathzz]

Craig's list in your area maybe? It's free and you can talk to them first before you meet them.

 

[Bryce08]

Bucket biology is extremely frowned upon. Please dont release your pets into the wild.

they were both rescued in the first place, i didnt get them domestic.

but i apologize for the suggestion, i didnt think of that end of it, i was talking toward my end.

craigslist is really good like nick said...thats how i was able to give me rabbit to a lady that only takes rescued animals normaly.

 

[PhilinYuma]

Here's another possibility that works well for snappers: http://bertc.com/subfive/recipes/turtle.htm

 

[Rick]

they were both rescued in the first place, i didnt get them domestic.

but i apologize for the suggestion, i didnt think of that end of it, i was talking toward my end.

craigslist is really good like nick said...thats how i was able to give me rabbit to a lady that only takes rescued animals normaly.

It makes no difference. That is a big no no.

Try a reptile forum to rehome them. I like faunaclassifieds.

 

[ShieldMantid1997]

Thanks everyone for helping! Im going to try craigslist, then if no luck there i will try fuanaclassifieds, then Phil's idea.

Thanks again!

EDIT: incase you didn't catch on, i'm not really trying phil's idea lol

 

[angelofdeathzz]

Well, I do love me some clam chowder so I don't know it may be good? lol