Stinker

Stinker is now in his forever home. He was rehomed with a loving family ready to care for him.

Stinker completed his 14 day isolation period before begin adopted. He is an albino ferret. He is curious and friendly. Stinker was curious about his surroundings and the animals around him.

Stinker came to us due to his caretaker developing an allergy to him. He was loved in his former home and will be loved in his new home.

Thank you to everyone that showed interest in Stinker. We love to answer questions and allow people to learn about any animal we have. Questions are always welcome.

Waffle the Swedish Yellow Duck

Waffle the Swedish Yellow is a loving duck that just wants to stare at you... and quack. Come see her and the other yoga ducks at the Wicked Whit every other Thursday each month. Waffle makes a great addition to Duck Yoga along with her fellow Swedish Yellow ducks...

Maple the Swedish Yellow Duck

Maple the Swedish Yellow duck came to us as a couple of couples. These large ducks are sweet and caring. They do not take kindly to invaders. New ducks and humans are met with suspicion before being accepted into the flock. Maple along with serveral other of our ducks...

Mister the Green Iguana

Mister the green iguana has not yet reached his full size. Green iguanas can reach up to 6ft in length, Mister sits at just over 2ft for now. He is a healthy eater, loving fresh spinach and squash. Mister will need an experienced caretaker that is not timid around...

Fig The American Black Duck

Fig is an American Black Duck. These ducks are a more northern species of duck and not normally seen here in the south, in the wild. They are more common as domesticated ducks in the south. They are a hardy duck that winters well. Fig is a laying duck that is...

Rob the American Black Duck

American Black Ducks, while common as barnyard poultry, are not common in the southeast of the United States. These brave birds like it cold and are not normally found below Pennsylvania, where they like to winter. Rob is a great example of an American Black Duck....

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