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And the winner is... I ran all the name suggestions by my hubby to see what he thought. As we went though them all, he decided that there was one name that fit quite well. So, congratulations to Dave for naming the new guy Lancelot! As for a quick update - 1 week into treatment, we are...

Here are a few pics of our new foster Veiled. Unknown age, unknown where he came from - he was left at the front door of a petstore. He has a list of medical problems already which are going to take a while to work out. He is dehydrated and underweight, had 4 abscesses that needed to be...

What sort of medical concerns do you have? Just curious as I am always willing to take in sick/injured chameleons in the midwest area and really am not all that far from the Chicago area, but knowing a little more information about the situation would be great. I have to get running to work...

Thanks all! I'll start letting him hang out with me more and see what happens. We're going to keep offering him lots of different food items - hopefully he'll take to them! I'm just happy he's eating! We do have a dish in the cage for him that he is learning how to eat out of. He's...

Update I want to thank everyone for the great advice in the efforts to help the Meller's! It has been a very long couple months here with all the animals and we've been nothing short of exhausted through it all. As for the Meller's; he is doing much better! He still has very horrible aim...

Here are new photos as of today. He wasn't being the most cooperative, but the you can see the difference in the eyes (his right eye is the affected eye) and also some of his healing wounds.

I'll certainly start offering more greens and some fruits and see how he does! With the crickets, I had been pulling the rear legs and leaving them in a small cup of greens in the cage with the him as I hate leaving crickets with no food due to having had the experience of rehabbing a juvenile...

Hi all - I am new the forums and am looking for advice for a new rescue we took in recently. The history is that it is a sub-adult, likely wild caught Meller's, unknown sex (for the time being, we refer to it as a him since all unknown sexes here are called males). He came to us about 3 weeks...