Reptiles Lost During Fort McMurray Fire May be at Edmonton Humane Society

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Reptiles Lost During Fort McMurray Fire May be at Edmonton Humane Society

The humane society will be adopting these animals soon.

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The Fort McMurray fire displaced a lot of families, many of whom had pets. For those who had to abandon their animals or were unable to return home due to the fire, some folks took it upon themselves to save animals. While many of the animals have found their way back to their owners, a lot have not, and are now at the Edmonton Humane Society. This includes many reptiles, among the furry pets. 

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Bearded dragon recovered during the Fort McMurray fire in May.

A look at the society’s website reveals many herps having arrived at the same time the fire was raging in Fort McMurray. Bearded dragons, ball pythons, leopard geckos, turtles, and other reptiles are at the Edmonton Humane Society waiting for their owners to claim them. If they are not claimed they will be put up for adoption. Many of the animals were found in the Wood Buffalo regional municipality. 

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This lizard was recovered during the Fort McMurray fire in May.

If you lost your reptile during the fire, you might want to check out the Edmonton Humane Society website to see if yours is currently at the facility. Special thanks to ReptilesMagazine.com reader Amani Tarud for the heads up. 

 

 

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