Southern Arizona Reptile Rescue & Education

Southern Arizona Reptile Rescue & Education SARR&E is Southern Arizona’s only licensed Reptile Rescue, and a 501(c)3. We provide STEM-Based Educational Presentations to classrooms, clubs & groups.

We offer Reptile Adventure Birthday Parties and have reptiles available for photo and film work

https://animals.howstuffworks.com/amphibians/tree-frog.htm
09/27/2025

https://animals.howstuffworks.com/amphibians/tree-frog.htm

The tree frog is a small, agile amphibian best known for its climbing ability and vocal nighttime habits. These frogs are typically found in warm, moist environments across the central and southeastern United States, though they can thrive in many habitats with a nearby water source.

AKA…. PacMan Frog
09/27/2025

AKA…. PacMan Frog

The horned frog (also called the horned toad or ornate horned frog) belongs to the genus Ceratophrys, a group of amphibians native to South America.

Are you ready for Halloween?
09/26/2025

Are you ready for Halloween?

Look for our birthday party ad on page 7 of the Fall edition of Raising Tucson Kids 🥳🎈🎉
09/26/2025

Look for our birthday party ad on page 7 of the Fall edition of Raising Tucson Kids 🥳🎈🎉

Loose Iguana spotted on Grady and Fairmount in TucsonStill on the loose
09/25/2025

Loose Iguana spotted on Grady and Fairmount in Tucson
Still on the loose

What?!?!?This is another example of how incredible nature can be
09/25/2025

What?!?!?
This is another example of how incredible nature can be

Scientists have made an amazing discovery about camel tears. They found that just one drop of these tears has powerful antibodies that can block the venom from 26 different types of deadly snakes. This is a significant breakthrough in the field of anti-venom research, which is important for treating snake bites.

For many years, snake bites have been a serious health problem in many parts of the world. Traditional treatments often rely on anti-venom made from the blood of horses or sheep, which can be effective but also come with risks and limitations. The discovery of camel tears as a source of strong antibodies could offer a new and safer way to create anti-venom.

This finding highlights how nature can provide solutions to human challenges. By studying camels, which are often known for surviving in harsh environments, scientists may have found a key to saving lives from snake bites. This research could lead to better treatments and help protect people from the dangers of venomous snakes.

Will we be there?  You Betcha!We will have adoptables for adopting (adoption fees apply and proof of enclosure required)...
09/25/2025

Will we be there? You Betcha!
We will have adoptables for adopting (adoption fees apply and proof of enclosure required), ambassadors for photo ops… $3 gets you a photo with one of our amazing reptile ambassadors 🐍🐢🦎🐊🐢🐸

How to go about adopting a Sulcata tortoise…✅ Research, research, research ✅Prepare an appropriate and secure habitat✅Ha...
09/24/2025

How to go about adopting a Sulcata tortoise…
✅ Research, research, research
✅Prepare an appropriate and secure habitat
✅Have a conversation with the next generation that will take over and get a solid commitment
✅Reach out to Rescues to find a tortoise
Thank you Stacy for checking all the boxes! 🤩🤩🤩

Found on 29th and Van  Buren (near Craycroft)Please put ID tags on your tortoises!If this is your tortoise please contac...
09/23/2025

Found on 29th and Van Buren (near Craycroft)

Please put ID tags on your tortoises!

If this is your tortoise please contact us at 808-747-6445, proof of ownership is required.

We get over 40 adult adult stray Sulcata tortoises each year. Sadly they are not claimed by the owners.  the Sulcata situation in Arizona has reached epidemic proportions. 😞

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6924 E. Speedway Boulevard #1
Tucson, AZ
85710

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