Sulcata Adoptions - Southern California Sulcata Rescue

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Please review the information within on our published Sulcata Care Sheet. *I have reviewed the information provided on the Sulcata Care Sheet published by Southern California Sulcata Rescue.

I understand that sulcata tortoises can grow quite large (over 100 lbs.) and a suitable habitat with plenty of land to explore is required to care for them once they reach this size. *I understand that sulcata tortoises can grow quite large and have a suitable habitat to care for them when they grow to this size.

I understand that sulcata tortoises require a heated enclosure to keep them warm during the winter months. *I understand that sulcata tortoises require a heated enclosure to keep them warm during the winter.

Sulcatas love to graze. A sulcata's primary diet should consist of 70% grasses, including timothy hay. *I understand that sulcatas love to graze and 70% of thier diet should consist of grasses, including timothy hay.

Two male sulcatas will often ram into one another, resulting in possible injury. For this reason, it is not recommended to keep two male sulcatas together within the same habitat. *I understand that two male sulcatas should not be kept together within the same habitat, as this can often result in injury as they violently ram into one another.

Would you like to adopt a male or female sulcata tortoise? *Male – $50 Rehoming Fee RequiredFemale – $100 Rehoming Fee Required

Please tell us about your past experience caring for sulcatas. If you have not cared for a sulcata before, please tell us why you wish to add a sulcata tortoise to your family. *

Southern California Sulcata Rescue offers two methods for sulcata adoptions. Which method do you prefer? *Onsite sulcata pickup by appointment in Victorville, CA 92392.Onsite sulcata pickup by appointment in Highland, CA 92346.

How did you hear about Southern California Sulcata Rescue? *Search engine (Google, Yahoo!, etc.)Social media (Facebook, Instagram)Referral (from a friend or animal care professional)

Sulcata Adoption Request