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Male Hermanns aged 7, Located in North Yorkshire requires a loving home
Posted: 04/02/2013 by TPGDarren

We have two tortoises (Male & Female) that the current keeper would ideally like them to be rehomed together if possible. The female is aged 5 and the male aged 7. Located in Saltburn by the Sea in North Yorkshire ,both tortoise are fit and well, the male has slight deformed shell due to incorrect heating and lighting by previous keeper but it doesn’t cause him any problems. They have
never been hibernated and live together happily. Located in Saltburn by the Sea in North Yorkshire

Re: Male Hermanns aged 7, Located in North Yorkshire requires a loving home
Posted: 05/02/2013 by nickya447

hello i currently have a 8 year old hermann,female,with very large table 2metre x3metre,for winter ,then she is put outside with rabbit hutch and run in summer months,i have been looking for sometime to get her friends ,but the prices are to much, we would love to take these 2 ,tortoises and give them a forever home.we are based in whitehaven cumbria,but my wife is from darlington which we visit very often,in fact next week while the kids are off school,so could collect next week,i can send you photos if you want,if your intrested then please get in touch

many thanks

simon

 

Re: Male Hermanns aged 7, Located in North Yorkshire requires a loving home
Posted: 05/02/2013 by TPGDarren

Got them Thank You:-)
Will get back in touch as soon as we have had time to go through all the applications we have received

Kindest Regards
Darren

Re: Male Hermanns aged 7, Located in North Yorkshire requires a loving home
Posted: 23/02/2013 by shaz.96

hello i would like to give your 2 lovely tortoises a new home, i live with my nan who has previous experiences in caring for tortoise so they will be well looked after. we have a fairly large garden so they will love it in summer. we hope to hear from you soon thanks,
shaz.

Re: Male Hermanns aged 7, Located in North Yorkshire requires a loving home
Posted: 24/02/2013 by TPGDarren

Hi Sharon,

Here is a guide on how to foster a tortoise from the TPG. Please read thoroughly.
Firstly you will need to submit a registration form which can be downloaded from the TPG website here:
http://www.tortoise-protection-group.org.uk/site/131.asp
If you have any difficulty downloading the form, please drop us a line at
rehoming@tortoise-protection-group.org.uk and we will send you a form in e-mail format. All you have to do then is hit reply, fill in the form and send it back to us at rehoming@tortoise-protection-group.org.uk. Please note that registration forms will not be accepted without photos (these can be sent in a separate e-mail), these should document where the tortoise will go to warm up, suitable grazing areas, shed/greenhouses/coldframes etc. This will allow us and the current keeper to make the best match for the tortoise(s), ensuring continuity of care, which is paramount. If you have more than one species, please label the photos so we know which species are kept in what areas.
Once we have received your registration form, we will then upload your details into our database for future reference so you won't have to submit this information again. We would be grateful however if you inform us of any changes to your current circumstances e.g. house move or any changes to accommodation/where the tortoise(s) will spend their time.

Once you have registered, details of tortoises available can be found on:-

Our Website:-

http://www.tortoise-protection-group.org.uk/site/181.asp

Forum:-

http://www.tortoise-protection-group.org.uk/site/130.asp?sID=35

Facebook Page:-

http://www.facebook.com/groups/176756865781132/?ref=ts&fref=ts


If you see a tortoise that you are interested in fostering, you will simply need to make us aware of it by emailing
rehoming@tortoise-protection-group.org.uk We will then contact you if we and the current owners think you are a suitable match.
Be aware that not every email is answered as we get so many responses, please don't be put off by this.

HTH
Darren

 

 

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