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CLEARly Amazing Animals
Meet our Animals!


Skipper
Skipper, named after his finder discovered him in a swimming pool, is a sweet but shy guy who is looking for his forever home. He's relatively shy and generally prefers to hang out in his cage and chill. Skipper's foster mom says "he's not too noisy, but will chirp to say hi when we enter the room. He doesn't want to be handled yet but will gladly eat from my hand, making progress every day." If you have a love for cockatiels and the patience this shy guy requires, please inq
3 days ago


Skittles
Skittles' foster family's guess is that Skittles got his name because he looks like he ate too many! Also known as Big Boi, he is very large and chubby for a leopard gecko, which makes him adorable and quite easy to handle. He walks right on your hand when you hold it out and loves exploring without getting too skittish. Skittles has also served as a reptile ambassador while visiting his foster parents' neighborhood bike shop- what a friendly guy! While his size is indeed cha
Jun 9


Io, Forest, Beakatrice, & Ocean
Beakatrice & Ocean Io & Forest If you are ready for a flock that doesn’t require you to introduce and socialize all the members, here is your opportunity! This eclectic group of budgies has been together for since 2022 and is comprised of two bonded pairs. All of the birds except Io are CLEAR alumni; they returned to us after their wonderful family welcomed a baby. They've all been to the vet and received a clean bill of health! Each bird has their own distinct personality, a
Jun 2


Rocky
Rocky is equal parts adventurous and sweet. She is a leopard gecko who likes to climb, and can often be found perched atop her tree bark hides. When she’s not exploring, she loves to soak up her artificial “sun,” curl up for a nap, or enjoy a good meal. Rocky can be a little shy about handling and would thrive with a patient family willing to let her approach on her own terms. When given the space to choose connection, she shows the softest side of her personality. One day, s
Feb 27
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