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Wildlife and Domestic Rescue/Rehab

-Reptiles and Amphibians- 

This is for wild animals that have been injured, and need a little time to heal so they can be released. I also take in domestics, depending on the situation, and help rehome to approved applicants. After getting a health evaluation at our Millsap vet, and lab work back, they will be listed on this site for adoption. I currently work with Palo Pinto and Parker (the game wardens and animal control) and the surrounding counties (also offer snake relocation). 


If you dont have items to donate, but still want to help out please purchase from the-

*Amazon Wish List*

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1T6U2EM45D6K3?ref_=wl_share


-Bats–

I work at Bat World Sanctuary helping care for these amazing creatures. If you need assistance with a bat please call 940-325-3404. More info here; www.batworld.org


-Raptor Relocation– 

Palo Pinto and surrounding counties. Transporting owls, hawks, vultures, and eagles to the Blackland Prairie Raptor Center. We work with a local vet out of Santo. For more info please visit their website;

Www.bpraptorcenter.org


Snake relocation rehabilitation center program rehab rescue

Adoption Procedure

As an adopter, you'll fill out the adoption application and attach photos and/or video submission of your setup prepared for the species you wish to adopt. We will politely advise you if modifications are necessary. Proof of a proper setup is required. If you need advice on how to create the ideal environment or need time to create your setup for your new friend, please feel free to give us a call and/or leave that information in the email. If you need to contact us directly please call or text 214-455-4145.
 

Due to the enormous size a sulcata tortoise will obtain, you must own your home to be eligible to adopt one.
 

Adoption fees are associated with all reptiles/amphibians to be rehomed. These adoption fees and donations aid us in everything we do for these creatures!!
 

Once your form and setup has been approved, the adoption fee is to be donated via Paypal. An invoice will be sent to the email address provided. A deposit can be made to hold a reptile for up to 2 weeks. Payment plans are available under special circumstances only. We'll then schedule a day and time with you to come and pick up your new friend from our location, or schedule to meet at a designated location. We can also offer the option of shipping through shipyourreptiles.com, but it is a little expensive, so keep that in mind.
 

You will be asked to sign an adoption contract stating that the animal is not to be sold, traded, or given away. If ever unwanted or cannot be provided for, the animal is to be surrendered back to Living Wild Outside. There is absolutely no judgement for having to surrender an adopted animal, you have our full discretion. As rescuers, we strive to eliminate animal flipping, animal hoarding, and essentially decrease the quantity of animals in need of rescue. We want our rescues placed in permanent, loving, qualified homes!!

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*Disclaimer*

All of our animals have had a thorough health check and are temperament tested. The packets that come with them will have all medical information including vet exam and lab work. They're all required to take meals, express normal behavior, and perform bodily function prior to being eligible for adoption. If you're interested in adopting a reptile or amphibian, please submit an adoption application.

Adopt A Rescue

Ball Python- Jonsey

Ball python snake morph adoption

This guy was the biggest of the group at 700g. He is a normal morph male. On live feedings and has a good appetite. Shy, but friendly, and easily handled. He loves to explore his tank and have time outside in the grass. If you would like to adopt Jonsey please fill out the adoption application and attach pictures of the enclosure.

*Adoption Donation $100*

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Meet our Ambassadors! (permanent residents)

Mr. Pickles

Mr. Pickles

Mr. Pickles

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Mr.Pickles is a mature male western painted turtle. He came to us as a surrender because he would not eat. As it turns out, Mr. Pickles prefers live feedings! Large crickets and fish are his favorites, but he also likes mealworms. He enjoys lounging around in his 320gal poly tank pond full of plants and basking in the sun!!

Mrs.Rosey

Mr. Pickles

Mr. Pickles

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Rosey is a Rosy Boa that came to us in a large surrender group. She was in a small tank that was unkept and forgotten. Here sweet Rosey has a large tank with clean bedding and lots to climb on. Her favorite activities are exploring and snuggling up on shoulders.

Rango

Mr. Pickles

Rango

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Rango is a male Mojave Axanthic Ball. This big boy came to us in pretty good health. He enjoys his large tank with lots of room to roam. Super easy going, and loves snuggles.

Maude

Dipper

Rango

Kenyan sand boas snake rescue rehabilitation

Maude is a mature female Kenyan sand boa. She came to us in the large surrender group. She had a really bad stuck shed, and was housed with another large snake in a small enclosure, which wasnt fun for her. She now has a large tank all to herself! Her stuck shed was removed and she is eating well!

Tugo

Dipper

Dipper

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Tugo is a mature male anole. He came to us very underweight and severely dehydrated. He lived in a small tank, and was wild as the dickens!! With time and care we earned Tugo's trust and now he loves everyone. Even though he has a large fancy tank, Tugo prefers alot of outside time hanging out on people and curtains! 

Dipper

Dipper

Dipper

Ball python snake rescue

Dipper is a male ball python. He was a product of the pet trade and came to live here in a more comfortable environment. He is very social and loves hanging out in the middle of the action! You will always find him helping with paperwork lol. 

Gary

Shelly and Sheldon

Shelly and Sheldon

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Gary is a female Russian Tortoise that is 10yrs old. She enjoys lounging, munching veggies, and exploring the outdoors! 

Shelly and Sheldon

Shelly and Sheldon

Shelly and Sheldon

Turtle rescue turtles red eared yellow belly western painted

These two are a couple of yellow bellied sliders. They get their own tank seperate from Mr.Pickles because they prefer veggies over protein. They are totally bonded and do their little courting dance often, but because of the major size difference, we dont have to worry about babies.

Neeko

Shelly and Sheldon

Tsunami

Savannah monitor lizard desert rescue

Neeko is a hatchling Savannah Monitor. This little dude is super friendly and loves to munch. He spends his time sleeping in tunnels and soaking in the water dish!

Tsunami

Tsunami

Tsunami

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He is a pastel ball python. Young, inquisitive, and friendly!

Cora

Tsunami

Cora

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This was a reptile dream of mine! Sweet Cora is a black and white/red Argentine Tegu cross. She is so smart and loves adventures. She is a omnivore so feasts mostly on protein, and a little vegetation. 


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