Rescue Turtles for Adoption

The painted turtle, scientifically known as Chrysemys picta, is a colorful and vibrant species commonly found in North America. Known for their distinctive red and yellow markings on their shells, painted turtles are semi-aquatic creatures that thrive in ponds, lakes, and slow-moving streams. With a diverse diet of plants, insects, and small aquatic creatures, these omnivores play a vital role in maintaining freshwater ecosystems. Painted turtles are popular among turtle enthusiasts for their striking appearance and easy care requirements, making them a beloved choice for aquatic pet owners.

The red-eared slider, scientifically known as Trachemys scripta elegans, is a popular turtle breed among reptile enthusiasts. Recognized by the distinctive red patch behind each eye, these semi-aquatic turtles are known for their vibrant appearance and sociable nature. Originating from the southern United States, they require a well-maintained aquatic habitat with a basking area to thrive. Red-eared sliders are omnivorous, feeding on a varied diet comprising commercial turtle pellets, fresh vegetables, and occasional live prey. With proper care and a spacious tank, red-eared sliders can live for several decades, making them rewarding and long-lived companions.

The Yellow Bellied Slider turtle, scientifically known as Trachemys scripta scripta, is a semi aquatic species commonly found in freshwater habitats throughout North America. Known for their olive to dark green shells with vivid yellow stripes on their heads, necks, and legs, these turtles are revered for their vibrant appearance. Yellow Bellied Sliders are omnivorous creatures, consuming a diet of both plant matter and small aquatic animals. Their social and interactive nature, combined with ease of care in captivity, make them popular choices among turtle enthusiasts.