Due to living in artificial light for so long, they have shaded enclosures at their new home to avoid sunburn.
“It is hoped when they do blood tests on them, Blade and Suede can become part of a breeding program to repopulate the wild,” said Agent Greer. “What was so incredible about this removal was the teamwork of the various agencies. We learned so much more about reptiles thanks to this experience,” concluded Agent Greer.
The Welland & District Humane Society and the Ontario SPCA thank the many people and organizations who came together to ensure the safe removal of Blade and Suede -
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Gladys Porter Zoo (Brownsville, Texas), the International Crocodilian Advisory Group (Orlando, Florida), Little Ray’s Reptiles (Ottawa, Ontario), Reptilia Reptile Zoo (Toronto, Ontario), and Reptile Kingdom (Welland, Ontario).