Cape Coral, FL Stray Reptile Found Near Ne 40th street

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Aubrey K.

2 months ago

Cassidie Lee

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Shannon C.

2 months ago

Someone was looking for it on a different lost and found

Valerie S.

2 months ago

Ashley Aurélie hugs.

Cristina C.

2 months ago

If you end up with it, let me know I can give you discoids.

Cristina C.

2 months ago

Lost ours a few years back and man I wish it was them. But it was in Lehigh and markings are all wrong. I hope someone is looking for it. Looks healthy. Thank you for taking it inside!

Kala H.

2 months ago

praying

Ashley A.

2 months ago

Kala Hoffman I’m talking with the person - we have been messaging since last night. Mooshu had some distinct features so I know 100% it’s not her 🤗 but I have hope she will be found especially with everybody tagging me & keeping an eye! I’m have no words to describe how appreciative I am!

Kala H.

2 months ago

it possibly could be I do notice as the markings might be different, but depending on how long she’s been missing being outside, could cause her to lose her color i would still maybe check in person look at the eye color markings etc

Kala H.

2 months ago

unfortunately, people do dump their reptiles. Also, let’s hope this isn’t the case Until then, if you have any collard, dandelion, mustard greens Those are safe for it to eat, put water in a very shallow dish. They do need a heat source so they don’t get too cold and if you have paper towels, you can lay those down in the container. That’ll help check for parasites and if they are using the bathroom being an outdoor, they could have contacted anything. It could be dehydrated, eating things that shouldn’t eat. I am also in Cape so if you are unable to care for why owners are located, we would be willing to help

Ashley A.

2 months ago

Valerie Shuler Kelley thank you but it’s not Mooshu 💜

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