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    Hello again, still breathing

    HI all, long time no write,
    Sorry I went on a quick sabaticle again, been pretty busy.
    Griffin had a great bday, we saved up to bring him to the movie cars! loads of fun (that was the end of June, guess it has been a long time huh?)
    We also made a nice sheet fort in the living room and played games.
    It has been a full last few weeks of rescues. Nothing dramtic for cruelty cases, just alot of I can't take care of it anymore situations. We have taken in:
    4 new common boas (man they are everywhere, we are up to 7, 8 if next weekends appointment shows)
    1 Russian Tortoise
    1 Red Eared Slider (cute little baby)
    1 Malaysian Box Turtle (A real looker with horrible shell rot)
    1 Bearded Dragon (Animal Control found roaming in farm land a few towns away)
    1 Texas brown Tarantula
    1 Usambara Starburst baboon Tarantula
    1 Thai Tiger tarantula
    There may be a few more, but the brain isn't cooperating at the moment.
    We had a few turtle releases:
    2 Snapping turtles, an Eastern Box, and a handfull of painteds.
    We also had another clutch of Macklotes eggs laid, but sadly none lasted all were duds.
    We also found a great new home for our pair of Yellow anacondas, they are just waiting for their new dad to set their future home up, so they're still hanging our here at the reptile ranch. I should take some photos to show how well they've come along since we first got them. (They were some of the refugees from the Long Island Reptile Museum cruelty case.
    We have had a few educational shows too, The last one was at a camp for Girl scouts, it went really well, and we are invited back next year. It was alot of fun, and we let Griffin (since he is the big 7 now) hold up and present the ball python in all of it's splendor to all the girls. I have a feeling he is going to be a popular one in second grade..lol
    Anyhow long day, I will try and read up abit and pop in more often.
    See you guys soon,
    Rusty
    Last edited by CTReptileRescue; 08-10-2006 at 12:06 AM.
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