10/21/2026
Intake availability is temporarily closed!
We want to continue caring for animals with the absolute highest quality of standards.
Every animal who comes to us has to have:
-Routine quarantining, veterinary examinations, parasite and virus testing, medical treatment
-Proper UVB, heating and clean enclosure space
-Appropriate diets, supplementation and formulas (for rehabbing animals)
-Animals who have finished quarantining in hospital-style housing, and have completed their treatments, are upgraded with more-than-bare-minimum keeping standards
For us to do that, we WILL NOT take in more than we are capable of caring for. As much as we want to help every animal out there, we will not let our quality of care slip because we can't adequately house or vet new intakes.
We will not cram animals into racks, cramped enclosures, put off veterinary exams, or provide inadequate care. That sort of irresponsibility leads to rescues turning into hoarders, creates unsafe environments for intakes, and has the potential to leave liabilities for both the rescue and adopters.
When adopting from a rescue, please always be sure to ask for a clinical history. If an animal has not been vetted, you may unknowingly be assuming responsibility for pet health risks.
