Loving Leos Reptile Rescue Inc.

Loving Leos Reptile Rescue Inc. LLRR Inc. focuses on reptile rescue and rehabilitation, science-based education, and advanced husbandry practices ❤️ EIN 33-4462181 media page! EIN 33-4462181
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Welcome to the Loving Leos Reptile Rescue Inc. We strive to provide above-and-beyond care for reptiles in need, find loving homes for rehabilitated animals, and to promote science-based exotic animal education.

09/05/2026

CW: ANIMAL NEGLECT, DECEASED ANIMALS

The investigation for the hoarding case is still being pieced together, but we're allowed to share a bit of what our network of rescues walked into.

We did not have the capacity to take any animals from the site, so I was just there to help move them into containers, but the surviving individuals are getting the love, care and treatment they desperately needed with the other awesome rescues involved.

There is still an open fundraiser to help our rescue friends cover care costs:

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DaEB5NmiN/

Hey there fiends and friends 🙏Leopard gecko rescue Panini is booked for an opthalmic procedure next week with Dr. Brett ...
09/03/2026

Hey there fiends and friends 🙏

Leopard gecko rescue Panini is booked for an opthalmic procedure next week with Dr. Brett Moore at The Eye Vets.

Panini is a little gentleman who was shipped to us all the way from New York last year. He was presenting with some severe corneal edema from an unknown cause. We're not sure if this was from a bad infection, burns from improper heating or UVB lighting, or some other damage.

We've pretty much exhausted all other forms of treatment for him, and none seem to have worked.

The corneal mesh has been distended for so long that it seems unable to repair itself.

Our final attempt will be to try either a canthoplasty or blepharoplasty surgery. This would involve creating permanent sutures in the corners of his eyes to tighten the lids and lend his corneas more support.

The hope is that this will give his corneas a better environment to heal and ultimately save his vision.

Unfortunately there are no guarantees, and I understand for some this may seem unreasonable. This is not an inexpensive procedure, and I understand many may believe it's not worth it for such a small animal.

My mission with LLRR Inc has always been to provide the best care possible for the animals we take in. If there's a chance an animal's life can be improved, I'll take it.

We're still running the "lazy" fundraiser over on Instagram here:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DbyfMvFxg7m/?igsi=MTFxODF6ZXNpOWwwYQ==

If you don't have Instagram and would still like to contribute, we're listed as a charitable organization with the PayPal Giving Fund (just search Loving Leos Reptile Rescue Inc), and you can use Venmo or CashApp through the attached QR codes 🙏

08/29/2026

Reptiles use body language to communicate their needs and moods. Tegu Delphine lets us know when she's done eating by turning away from her food, and cleaning her face on her substrate!

The adoptable gecko enclosure upgrades are almost complete 🙏 The final tower on the right is budgeted into next year's s...
08/28/2026

The adoptable gecko enclosure upgrades are almost complete 🙏 The final tower on the right is budgeted into next year's supply orders.

There are three separate areas in our operation; a quarantine room, and two rooms for adoptables and personal pets.

Because my partner and I have day jobs, and LLRR Inc is home-based, visits must be scheduled, but all three areas are open so guests can see how LLRR Inc operates.

We want adopters and the community to have confidence that our animals are well taken care of. Followers and guests are always welcome to see setups and ask questions!

Panini was seen last week for a follow-up on his eyes. We're going to discuss a canthoplasty procedure to try and help g...
08/25/2026

Panini was seen last week for a follow-up on his eyes. We're going to discuss a canthoplasty procedure to try and help give Panini's eyes more support.

This procedure involves creating little wounds on the upper and lower lids on one corner, and suturing the wounds together to create a smaller opening. The hope is that this would help put a bit of pressure on the corneas and give them the support they need to heal.

Panini has been with us for over a year, and his condition has been a confusing and difficult one to navigate. We were not given much information about his history; we don't know if his eye condition is a result of severe infection or UV burns, or something else entirely. But we'll do everything we can to try and make Panini's life more comfortable!

I greatly appreciate the knowledge and expertise of the ophthalmologists who have been seeing this sweet boy at The Eye Vets. We are still running a "lazy" fundraiser through the PayPal Giving Fund, so if you're able to contribute to our cause it would really go a long way!

https://www.instagram.com/p/DbyfMvFxg7m/?igsi=MTFxODF6ZXNpOWwwYQ==

Such a refreshing take 🙏 Surviving is NOT thriving!
08/24/2026

Such a refreshing take 🙏 Surviving is NOT thriving!

THIS! Standards in breeding NEED to change, and I'm so glad we're seeing more people standing up and being a voice for t...
08/23/2026

THIS! Standards in breeding NEED to change, and I'm so glad we're seeing more people standing up and being a voice for these animals 🙏

The rescues we worked with on the recent hoarding case need your help! Contributions will go towards veterinary expenses...
08/22/2026

The rescues we worked with on the recent hoarding case need your help! Contributions will go towards veterinary expenses, housing, food and more 🙏

All proceeds are split between The Kentuckiana Scaletuary, The Reptile Project, & Scalez and Tailz Exotics

To be a tiny lizard basking on a rock 🥲I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't want to give these animals the best.Human hub...
08/21/2026

To be a tiny lizard basking on a rock 🥲

I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't want to give these animals the best.

Human hubris shouldn't overrule their right to thrive in captivity.

We can't share much more on this case at this time. This was the first hoarding situation I've helped on, and it was tra...
08/20/2026

We can't share much more on this case at this time. This was the first hoarding situation I've helped on, and it was traumatizing to say the least.

It was overwhelming and heartbreaking to see such a horrifying level of neglect.

We unfortunately did not have room at our location for intakes, but the rescue community really came through on this. I helped box some of the animals into transport containers, and everyone else moved mountains to get the reptiles to safety and care.

📣THE RESCUES WHO TOOK THE ANIMALS WILL NEED CONTRIBUTIONS!📣

A collective fundraiser should be live for them soon 🙏

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1F

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Franklin, KY
42134

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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