100% of your donations go to feed and care for the reptiles in our rescue center.
Reptile Rescue of Wisconsin is Making a Difference
We have reptiles needing forever homes. Scroll down for more information or to fill out an adoption application.
Reptile Rescue of Wisconsin, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Our Story...
Established June 25, 2020 our organization is family orientated. We are specializing in Reptiles of all kinds. There is plenty of love, care, and room for reptiles. We are working hard to fulfill the need for homes out there. We are serving the State of Wisconsin.
Our team members have owned reptiles and other pets for several years. It is this experience that helps us as rescuers to provide the upmost care for the reptiles we receive. We have connected an Exotic Veterinarian (UW Veterinary Reptile Clinic) to provide any medical care rescued reptiles may need.
Every animal deserves love, respect, compassion, care and time. We provide all of these things and much more to the reptiles we are taking in. We know that reptiles take more time and understanding than other animals to adjust to new environments.
Being a registered 50(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization we depend on donations from our Community Members and local business. We actively seek out grants to aid us in our mission to save lives. Please click below to donate now.
Reptiles Are Our Mission
We are saving the lives of so many reptiles from Wisconsin and other states.
Our purpose is to provide the necessary nutrition, habitat, and medical needs of the reptiles being rescued. These reptiles will be thoroughly checked over for health concerns and determinations for veterinary services.
Each animal that comes in will be identified and housed according to species and specific needs. In general, most humane societies will not accept reptiles because of their special needs and care.
We Are Accepting Reptiles others will not…
Ball Pythons
Iguanas
Bearded Dragons
Geckos
Kingsnakes
Corn Snakes
Milk Snakes
Boas
Frogs
Newts
Tortoises
Turtles
...Just to name a few.
**SORRY WE DO NOT ACCEPT ANY TYPE OF NATIVE CAUGHT, INJURED, OR "FOUND" REPTILES. We do NOT have a Wisc. DNR Rehabilitation Permit. Thank you for understanding.**
Help Our Cause
We are accepting donations in many forms such as:
Bedding Materials -coconut fiber, reptile bark, moss, reptile sand, etc.
Food and Water Dishes
For monetary donations scroll down to the donation button.
501(c)(3) Charitable Nonprofit
All donations to Reptile Rescue of Wisconsin, Inc. are deductible to the donor in compliance with the provisions of IRC 501(a) or other applicable section of the IRC.
Rescues
For rescues please contact us by phone or text immediately. So that we can make necessary arrangements to help the reptile in need.
Central Wisconsin
Contact: David
Email: Reptilerescueofwisconsin@gmail.com
Phone: (608) 617-1258
Mailing Address:
PO Box 811
Portage, Wisconsin 59301-0811
Northern Wisconsin (DBA) EZ Reptile & Amphibian Rescue
100 % Of Your Donations Go to Feed and Care for the Reptiles in Our Rescue Center.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions.
Would you consider committing to a monthly gift? If not a monthly gift perhaps a One Time gift?
-$25.00 per Month Provides Food
-$50.00 per Month Provides Food and Supplement Supplies
-$100.00 per Month Provides New Enclosures and Enclosure Supplies
-$150.00 per Month Funds Our Rescue Expeditions Through Out the State.
Reptiles Available for Adoption...
Green Iguanas
Green Iguanas
Green Iguanas
Poppy and Iggy are two (2) female iguanas looking for a home together. They have bonded and grown to enjoy one another's company. They are older iguanas and spend most of their days as you see relaxing or basking. These two can be very active at times. They pretty much stay in the enclosure no matter what. You can leave the door/s open fo
Poppy and Iggy are two (2) female iguanas looking for a home together. They have bonded and grown to enjoy one another's company. They are older iguanas and spend most of their days as you see relaxing or basking. These two can be very active at times. They pretty much stay in the enclosure no matter what. You can leave the door/s open for them to roam and they just chill on their branches. They are being adopted as a pair of females only.
Red Iguana
Green Iguanas
Green Iguanas
Phoenix is a rescue Juvenile Red Iguana who had some medical issues that were resolved in her/his past. That is why we named him/her Phoenix. Phoenix is unsexed at this time and is very active.
Green Iguana
Green Iguana
Green Iguana
Yoshi is a juvenile green iguana. Who came from owners who could not care for them properly. Yoshi suffered loss of a toe. He is doing very well and ready for his forever home.
Green Iguana
Green Iguana
Green Iguana
Ragnarr is a juvenile green iguana. Who came from owners who could not care for them properly. Ragnarr was very malnourished. He is doing very well and ready for his forever homes.
California King Snake
"Noodle" is our juvenile California King Snake, sex of this snake is unknown at this time. Health eater, will need work in order to handle, proven escape artist. Over all a good snake for the right owner.
Aquatic Turtles
There are several species available for adoption. We have yellow belly sliders, red ear sliders, African side necks, alligator snapping turtles, American snapping turtles, and peninsula cooter.
Sulcata Tortoise
Morton is a male Sulcata Tortoise. He came to us from a family who was not able to provide him with the much needed attention and space. Morton is very active and often destructive. Morton likes to grunt and tell you about what he is doing. He is looking for his forever home. Ideal adoptee with have experience with large tortoises.
Green Iguana
Jab is a female Green Iguana. Her owner is expecting another child and felt that they could not provide her with the care she requires. She is slowly adjusting to her new surroundings. She has the normal iguana attitude. Which makes her fit in with the rest of the iguana family here.