Ball Python Rescue

Hello -

Can anyone refer me to a good rescue organization? I'd like to help and make ongoing donations.

Thanks, mj

Sorry, wrong thread aan can't delete. My bad.

Hi All -

Looking for a reputable Ball Python rescue / research / education for ongoing donations.
Any recommendations?

Thanks,
mj

Hi!

You're looking to donate to a bp rescue or adopt from a bp rescue? Where are you located? I'm not aware of bp specific rescues, but most cities have local reptile rescues which of course are generally filled with ball pythons. How reputable they are will vary...

I'm not PERSONALLY familiar with these but they've been around a while, so do your "due diligence":

https://forgottenfriend.org/

http://www.reptilesmagazine.com/Rept...ptile-Rescues/

https://www.corhs.org/

https://www.emeraldscales.com/

Emerald Scales takes in about any reptile, (except iguanas, reptiles illegal in north carolina, and venomous snakes) makes sure they are in optimal health (if they are not, they do whatever they can and will NOT sell them until they are in good health. They also refuse to sell spider BPs due to their neurological issues.) and then they sell said reptile to a good home, i.e they rehabilitate them.

Not sponsored :gj:

I have no first hand experience with Emerald Scales, however Alex and Ethan (GoHerping and Radiant Reptilia on YouTube) have lots of experience with reptiles, have rehabilitated hundreds of reptiles as well as are a good source for reptile information.

Herps Alive in NE Ohio is another one ( 501(C)3):
https://www.facebook.com/herpsalive/?ref=hl
Here's a thread on fauna where they detail their operation and give numbers for rehomed rescues and such:
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=414545

reptile rapture has a section of their website with rescues/rehabs.....

I'm not sure if it's what you're looking for, but USARK might be worth looking into.

You seem to have 2 identical threads for this question??? :confusd: Not helpful...