RDJ Rescue & Rehoming

08/06/2026

When your working hard, and she is just demanding!

06/06/2026

So here is a wonderful story for you all.

This is Mary ( named after Mary who started and runs the Animal Star Awards ) she is a wonderful girl and came to us in wonderful condition. After our quarantine period we managed to find her a home with some family friends, who kids wanted a gecko like their uncle ( who also rehomed from us ) well we are happy to update everyone that Mary is settled in and being so well looked after, she was comfy enough to lay 2 infertile eggs.
We are so lucky to know some awesome people 🥰

05/06/2026

Another surprise....a 3 nomination.

03/06/2026

Want something to do and learn at the same time?

Put these dates in your diary, such a great line up and some amazing conversations are gunna happen.

01/06/2026

We need you!!

Do you live near a pets at home?
This product has been put down to reduced to clear.
If you find it and are willing to, please buy it for us. This is great for helping underweight bearded dragons and beardies that have poorly jaws.

We truly appreciate everyone's help. 😍

01/06/2026

So last night was a wonderful rehoming.
Milkshake came to us months ago, hungry, neglected and very very defensive and scared.
Jay worked with her showing her there is still love in the world for her and she should be worried any longer. We then found her an amazing new family, who drove hours to come and collect her.
Jay was so happy to see her go, but shed a happy tear as he watched her go with her new family.

29/05/2026

Here it is!?! 😍🤩

28/05/2026

In this hot hot weather it's important to keep hydrated.

This is Tangon. Tangon is a gorgeous boy he does have a few lumps and bumps but none that we think are problematic. I couldn't help but get this cute video. Look at that tongue. 😍

28/05/2026

Reptiles can still get ticks, but obviously this post is aimed for "normal" pet keepers 🤣

🐾 Tick season is here – keep your pets protected!

With more time spent outdoors, ticks are something every pet owner should watch out for. These tiny parasites can carry diseases, so removing them safely and promptly is key.

👉 Why use a tick twister?
A tick twister is one of the safest ways to remove ticks without squeezing them. Using fingers or standard tweezers can increase the risk of infection by pushing bacteria into your pet’s skin.

🌀 How to remove a tick safely:
✔ Keep your pet calm and still
✔ Slide the tick twister under the tick, close to the skin
✔ Gently lift and twist until it releases
✔ Check the tick is fully removed
✔ Clean the area with antiseptic

🚫 Avoid:
✖ Pulling with your fingers
✖ Squeezing the tick
✖ Using unsuitable tools

👀 Keep an eye on the area afterwards – if you notice redness, swelling, or your pet seems unwell, it’s best to get in touch with your vets.