Album originally created 05/12/08. **IGUANA BITES TO PEOPLE** So you think igs are cute? Here's what can happen with an angry or unsocial iguana.

These came in with Ginger and Lacey, the 'tiels. These babies are very easily handled and not head-shy in the least. These will make great additions to someone's herp collection. Though these are considered beginner snakes because of their easy handling abilities - they can be quite picky eaters.

They have all been successfully converted to f/t rat pups.

These two girls are in desperate need of socialization skills. They weren't handled much and have been said to draw blood. These girls need someone who knows how to deal with unsocial birds.

These were breeders and the couple just got elderly, bedridden and overwhelmed. 10 of them all together with 8 being left yet as of the time of the making of this album. Cuties, but very high maintenance!

This gorgeous guy is a surrender taken in on 05/24/08. He was severely dehydrated to the point of dried urates impacting in the intestine and an upper respiritory infection. With 4 weeks worth of Baytril, plenty of heat and humid conditions - hopefully this guy will get well soon.

This was a team effort from the Henry Co. Humane Society and EAR for this all day event with the local carnival. There were puppies up for adoption and we brought Grim - our red-tail - on his first public appearance. Not only did he do fantastic even being in obvious shed (skin separating) - by the end of the day 4 people were helping him out of his skin...2 of those have never even held a snake before...:-D. Clover had a great day of children petting her and was even given a rose to munch while she lay patiently in her cage. It was a great day.

We've had a horrible misidentification!! Clover the doe is now Hunk the buck!! Actually - his little bunny foo-foos were removed on 06/05/08 - so he's not quite as hunky as he once was...but the name still fits. He's a big bunny!

Someone's discarded Easter bunny. He was let loose to fend for himself. His ears were so full of ticks that his rescuers hands were bloodied from them being pulled from those thin-skinned areas. He was very cared for at one time. He's gentle, curious, friendly, enjoys human contact, eats VERY well, and will get on well with other pets. This is truly a children's pet with good parental supervision.

A couple of 'tiels that have been here for a month before adopting out. They were very unsocial coming from a breeder who apparently did not do much with them. They went home with someone who has dealt with fearful biters before.

This very busy, very nocturnal and very gregarious little cutie is most certainly not for everyone. They require an incredible amount of care and time. Mostly time. This young lady will be going to a home that has other gliders only. She needs the companionship other gliders can offer...and so much better than a human can.

This boy is a wonderful addition to our educational program. He's about 4.5' long and as yet not weighed.