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Young female Sulcata tortoise available to rehome - Cornwall
Posted: 01/10/2013 by wilsonathome

Beanz is a young female Sulcata tortoise currently located in Perranporth, Cornwall. Beanz is in good health and is used to a good diet. She has enjoyed being outdoors this summer but unfortunately her current owner is unable to provide the space she needs as she grows. If you are interested in rehoming Beanz, please email:
rehoming@tortoise-protection-group.org.uk
and quote "Beanz Cornwall" as the subject.
Please be aware that she is not to be entered into any kind of breeding programme.

Re: Young female Sulcata tortoise available to rehome - Cornwall
Posted: 16/10/2013 by katherine22

Hi,i am new to your website so i do not know about the process of rehoming a tortoise from yourselves,i currently have five spur torts in one outside enclousure and three leopards in insulated shed with greenhouse attached,i am looking for a female sulcata to go with my leopards ,i live in somerset,so not too far away,i look forward to hearing from you,kate

Re: Young female Sulcata tortoise available to rehome - Cornwall
Posted: 14/11/2013 by debbarc

Hi
I already have a sully and have an insulated heated shed and would love another ... I also have a large garden and grow all my own weeds any more info please let me know

Re: Young female Sulcata tortoise available to rehome - Cornwall
Posted: 10/12/2013 by Elaine66

Hi, Sorry to hear your no longer to look after Beanz Cornwall. I would be happy to have her from you.I am a lady that is in the middle of her life and wanting to have a tortoise in her life.I live in Plymouth and would be happy for you to look to see if my house and garden suitable.
Many thanks Elaine

Re: Young female Sulcata tortoise available to rehome - Cornwall
Posted: 12/01/2014 by TPGDarren

Hi,
Just a quick update on our website changes. All Tortoises available for rehoming can be found by clicking the below link, which has recently been updated

http://www.tortoise-protection-group.org.uk/site/tortoises_available_for_rehoming_181.asp
Some of the photos are missing, but we hope to add these in the next day or two.

If you feel you are able to offer a tortoise a suitable home, please follow this link where contact details and an explanation of how to go about rehoming a tortoise can be found (if you haven’t already done so):-

http://www.tortoise-protection-group.org.uk/site/applying_to_rehome_a_tortoise_188.asp

If you are new to keeping tortoises, care sheets for each species and photos of suitable set-ups can be found by navigating through the menu on the left hand side of our website.

Many Thanks Again for taking the time to contact us and we hope to hear from you shortly:-)

Kindest Regards
Darren

 
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