I'm looking to rehome my adult bearded dragon. I adopted her 3 years ago, and my life circumstances have changed and I now am unable to be as dedicated to her as she needs me to be. I am unsure of her age because when I adopted her, the person who gave her to me did not know her age, but if I had to guess I'd say around 5 or 6 years old. I'm only willing to ship the bearded dragon, not any accessories. She is in need of a new home and I'm hoping she can go to someone who can give her a better life. Her name is Fern.
Rehoming a bearded dragon in Southeast MI (willing to ship)
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Nikki.D
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- Garnie
Maybe in pet shops/stores you can put flyers up to let other people know that there is a bearded dragon for sale.
Hope Fern finds a new owner!
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