Try putting an ad in the paper, or in local pet shops (or on the internet at places like Craigslist) advertising that your turtle is up for adoption. You can also try contacting local zoos; some of them have petting zoos or zoo classes for children which they need turtles for.
Whatever you do, don't release the turtle into the wild. Captive turtles should not be released into the wild. Not only are they unaccustomed to finding food for themselves, they can also get sick from being exposed to germs that wild turtles carry, or, they can spread their own germs to the wild turtles, and kill off the wild population.
land turtle
hermit crabs because they dont smell and cant get you sick and easy to take care of and fun to play with
what environment should i keep my IT turtle
A aquatic turtle because of it's special needs. A turtle is easier.
theres no such thing as a 'cheap' sugar glider. But you can look on classifyed ads for someones one they cant take care of anymore, those are normally cheap. But gliders are very expensive pets to take care of.
you cant really take care of a valcano.
Of course you can take your turtle. Just take care in his packing.
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If you are unable to care for your mother with Alzheimer's and cannot afford a nursing home, you can reach out to local social services or adult protective services for assistance. They can help navigate the process of finding alternative care options for your mother, which may include placement in a facility or connecting you with resources to help manage her care. You do not need to transfer legal guardianship to the state, but seek support from community services to ensure your mother receives appropriate care.
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Go get help and start on your meds.
It depends on what species of turtles it is and how well you take care of it.