Las Vegas reptile rescue cites rise in surrenders & abandonment, pushes for education 

Las Vegas reptile rescue cites rise in surrenders & abandonment, pushes for education LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A Southern Nevada reptile rescue highlighted growing concerns over surrenders and abandonment, echoing the overpopulation challenges faced by traditional animal shelters. The organization noted an overwhelming number of reptiles being given up or left behind. "If they spot a unrecorded carnal oregon a person," Eli O'Neill said. "They tin fig retired what it is by the vigor that [...]" The rescue urged increased public education to reduce impulsive acquisitions and improve long‑term care for captive reptiles.