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Contact the SPCA, and I would contact PETA.

I have been using the heating pads you put in a green house to help start seedlings. They are waterproof and stay at a low but warm temperature. There are also the pet-store mats (you attach to the underside or side of the tank/aquarium--I do not use either). But my torts are still very small...

I am proud caretaker to two leopard tortoises.

I hope he goes to a good home. I have a three year old leopard tortoise and a two year old leopard tortoise who are both happy and comfortable in their home. But I do not live in LA, and I cannot afford the airfare.

Thank you, Kasia!! I was wondering if this should be discussed here. Thanks, Yvonne for making it so.

Are you willing to mail/UPS the little guy? What kind of rehoming fee besides super special shipping?

Which side of the ocean is he on? Are y'all in LA? I would be happy to take him, but we need to UPS or mail him--I know breeders do it.

If you look on Amazon, there are vendors that sell the Nopale/opuntia cactus, I have ordered several times from "Natural Home Remedies". I'm still trying to figure out the best way to keep the cactus and serve the cactus. Right now we have a lot of hen bit and I keep trying to get my two to eat...

My hesitation is the perlite--it is the white puffed volcanic rock. I would be very concerned that the torts would eat it instead of cuttle bone.

I was also amazed that baby torts have to get used to different foods just like human babies do. If they don't eat something this week, try it again in a few months. We went from Timothy Hay and Romain lettuce exclusively to dozens of foods a year later. Another thing about babies and...

I have successfully ordered spineless cactus from Amazon through Southwest Wholesale Division.