Whats the place that takes in chameleons that can't be cared for?

[rogue606]

I know I've seen this here before. A friend of mine that lives in Seattle is moving to Europe and cannot find anyone to take care of his cham. I would do it myself but I don't have the space/time for it.
I know I've seen a site here before where someone/ some organization will accept chams. I tried to search but can't find one. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

 

[salty dog]

Somebody will reply, what species of cham?

 

[krikinit]

Do they wish to board or surrender?

 

[KRGEE21]

https://pnwhs.org/

Pacific Northwest herp society does rescues, adoptions etc. Depending on type of cham, age... Someone on here might be willing that's local to Seattle area.

 

[JoXie411]

@bay1997 don’t you live in Washington

 

[bay1997]

I haven’t done a ton of research on rescues in the area, but if I got a little more info on species/age/health/etc. I would be willing to be a foster home for him!

 

[rogue606]

thank you all for the replies. I will have my friend create an account so she can provide some more info on the cham. All I know is he's a panther who had an illness that was since cured with medicines/vet and he is physically perfect but might have some mental issues cause he can't climb perfectly and doesn't use his tongue anymore. I know I saw several links to a site on here specifically that dealt with taking in chameleons that people couldn't care for anymore.

 

[absolutbill]

Chameo is another rescue. Alternatively there's a Facebook group called Chameleon Gems: A Rehoming Group that might help.