Available Reptiles 

Adoption Fees

Common Species: $65

 We have a fee that we charge for adoption. The fees collected provide the housing, heating, feeding, and maintenance of the reptiles in our care until they can find them a forever home. If you would like to meet any of our rescues Click Here to schedule your appointment today!

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All Royal (Ball) Pythons Morph Fees will be handled on a case by case basis

Corn Snake

Common Boa 

 This one is large. Defensive within its enclosure once out he is fine. 

Axolotls

In good health, feeding well and ready to go. 

Leopard Gecko

They are not accustomed to handling and is eating all sorts of bugs and ready for their new home.
Age: 5 years
Sex: Female
Genetic Trait: Normal


Leopard Gecko

Friendly and is eating all sorts of bugs and ready for their new home.
Age: 10 years
Sex:  Unknown
Genetic Trait: Albino


Corn Snake

Friendly and is eating frozen thawed pinks ready for their new home.
Age:  1.5  years
Sex:  Unknown
Genetic Trait: Albino +

Corn Snake

This one is extremely on edge.  While not ready to leave today this little one is is actually healthy and his personality is barring him from a forever home (He likes to bite, a lot) Check back however, I know its only a matter of time before this beauty will calm down. 
Age:  3 years
Sex:  Male
Genetic Trait: Normal\Wild Type

Other Reptiles up for Adoption:
USE THE CONTACT INFO IN EACH POST 

Need your pet reptile adopted, and do not have time to wait? 

You can have your Reptile posted here for adoption. A one-time donation to the rescue of $10 (Per Reptile) You can help your pet reptile find a new home while helping others that may not be as fortunate. All you need is a picture, brief description, and contact info, like the posts below, and you are all set. We will post it within 24 hrs of payment.
Thank you for your consideration!! 
Contact us today at 845-206-1689 or Email: Hudsonvalleyreptile@gmail.com

 Florida Kingsnake

This is Dwight he is a Florida king snake. I believe him to have been born around fall 2013, I adopted him in December 2013. He has a bioactive tank and eats one frozen thawed small rat every 3 weeks. I used to have more time to handle him but haven’t much the last year or so and as an unfortunate consequence he has associated his tank opening to food time and bit me once a couple months ago. Prior to that he had never tried once. He just gets very enthusiastic about food. He let go immediately. He is very curious and took to enrichment activities I did with him very well.

 (845)797-2627  Call or Text

Ball Python

This is Nagini she is a ball python. I adopted her on June 4 2018 and I believe she was born a month or two prior to that. She eats small rats every three weeks. Frozen thawed like the rest. She is very sweet and gentle. Never had a problem with her eating. She’s never tried to bite me. Currently living in a Bioactive enclosure.

 (845)797-2627  Call or Text

Arizona Blonde Tarantula (Male)

He molted out a mature male - and he’ll die relatively soon now. The only thing he wants to do is breed, I’d love him to go to someone who can use him before he passes.

"It is normal for Male Tarantulas to pass once a mature molt happens they aren't like females that can live 20 years or more in some cases."
                                                                                        -HVR&R Staff

Contact Amanda:
Eclipse390@yahoo.com
Or
845-522-9833 Text only 

Leopard Gecko

I’m looking to rehome my male leopard gecko Klaus. I purchased him from BHB reptiles in 2021. He’s very friendly and outgoing. Easy to handle and likes to sit in my hand or on my desk. He eats mostly Dubias but also likes most worms like horn worms, butter worms etc. 

-Niklaus: Albino Tremper Super Snow Het

Murphy Patternless Male Leopard Gecko Birthday: Jun 1, 2021

Current weight: 67g

Bronx, NY
sugarsymph@gmail.com 

Leopard Gecko

I’m looking to rehome my female leopard gecko Aneela. I’ve had her since 2021. Due to personal reasons I’m unable to give her the attention she deserves. She’s tong fed and very friendly once  she gets to know you. Easy to handle and very food motivated. I feed her mostly Dubias but she’ll eat almost any bug you offer to her. I  purchased her from brian barczyk at BHB reptiles. 

-Aneela: Mack Snow Eclipse W/Y Pos Het Tremper  Albino female Leopard gecko 

Birthday: July 3, 2020

Current weight: 56g

Bronx, NY
sugarsymph@gmail.com 

Available Reptiles

As an education-based company, we do purchase reptiles. Sometimes these reptiles do not work out for our educational presentations and this can be for a variety of reasons. While they may not work out for us as animal ambassadors that does not mean they make bad pets, in this section below you will find reptiles that are available for purchase. Please be aware that these animals were not purchased with the rescues funds nor are they to be considered adoptions or rescues. 

Albino California Kingsnake (Male)

Contact Brian
Text or Call 845-206-1689
Fee: $75.00

Recently Adopted Reptiles

Blue Tongue Skink **Adopted**

This is the first adoption offered from a large group that came in. It is healthy and eating anything you put in front of it. It will think anything is food until you are holding it. Once in hand this lizard calms down and is pleasurable to work with.
Age:  Unknown
Sex:  Unknown
Genetic Trait: Unknown

Common Nothern Boa **Adopted**

Corn Snake **Adopted**

Amel Corn Snake **Adopted**

Ball Python **Adopted**

Friendly and feeding well on small to med-frozen thawed rats.
Age: 3 years
Sex:  Unknown
Genetic Trait: Albino 


Leopard Gecko **Adopted**

Friendly and is eating all sorts of bugs and ready for their new home.
Age: 10 years
Sex:  Unknown
Genetic Trait:

Corn Snake - **Adopted**

Ball Python ***Adopted***

Friendly and feeding well on small to med-frozen thawed rats.
Age: 5 years
Sex:  Female
Genetic Trait: ? (you tell me)



Ball Python **Adopted**

Friendly and feeding well on small to med-frozen thawed rats.
Age: 3 years
Sex:  Male
Genetic Trait: Pied  (there is another gene at work though I have no idea what it is)


Ball Python  ***Adopted***

Friendly and feeding well on small to med-frozen thawed rats.
Age: 5 years
Sex:  Female
Genetic Trait:  Bumble Bee


Ball Python ***Adopted***

This Ivory is very friendly and feeds well on large thawed rats. every 2 weeks.
Age: 5 years
Sex: Male
Genetic Trait: Ivory


Acanthoscurria geniculata ***Adopted***
(Brazilian Giant White Knee).

New world terrestrial. A large spider with some reaching 8"+. These guys are also pretty hardy. They tend to be skittish & kick a lot of hair, so not one I recommend for handling. However, they are beautiful & watching them eat is always a blast! They have a crazy feeding response & they eat like pigs!!! 

Lasiodora parahybana ***Adopted***
(Salmon Pink Bird Eater)

New world terrestrial. Depending on who you ask, they are considered somewhere between the third largest to fifth largest tarantulas in world, sometimes reaching 10"+. They are extremely hardy & I find them to be pretty docile. With that being said, they have an explosive feeding response! 

Grammostola pulchripes **Adopted**
(Chaco Golden Knee) 

The Chaco golden knee is a very calm and docile tarantula, which, along with its striking appearance and large size, makes it an attractive pet. It frequently sits in plain view in captivity, and likes to shove substrate around, especially at young ages. Females can live for well over twenty years, while males only live for about five or six years. 

Phormingochilus sp. rufus ***Adotped***
(Peach Earth Tiger)

An Asian arboreal species. It's an old world with more potent venom.  

Bearded Dragon ***Adopted***

Transferred from an SPCA, this dragon is ready to go to her new home.
She is an adult feeding on assorted greens and dubia roaches.
Age: Unknown
Sex: Female

 
Set Your Own Fee

Ball Python ***Adopted***


Fee: Set Your Own

California Kingsnake ***Adopted***

Corn Snake ***Adopted***


Fee: Set Your Own

Kenyan Sand Boa - ***Adopted***

Fee: Set Your Own

Children's Python - ***Adopted***

This little guy was found on the doorstep of Creatures Comforts Animal Hospital in Poughkeepsie NY. Checked out and then turned over to HVR he has successfully fed 3 times and is ready to find his loving forever home. 

 Black & White Tegu ***Adopted***

Turned over to the Rescue from the UCSPCA. Friendly and handleable this tegu is ready for her forever home. A remarkable beauty, feeding well on many foods including F\T mice, quail eggs, dubia roaches and some veggies (not many but willing to give them a try)

Leopard Gecko - Taka ***Adopted***

Fee: Set Your Own

Taka is a very young gecko who came from a less than ideal situation, but is now ready for his/her forever home. Taka is a little too young to confidently determine sex. This little gecko is still a baby and is a bit flighty with handling, but is becoming more handleable in foster care. If you're looking to start off with a baby leopard gecko but still adopt, here's your chance!

Reviews 



"Adopted a leopard gecko for my son from HVRR. Very accommodating on timing. provided everything needed for basic setup as well as answered any questions. Great experience!"
                                                                      - Sarah W.

"Great people here. They care about their animals and have great communication."
                                                        - Julian G.

"Great people to deal with. I adopted two ball pythons. Very well temperament, healthy snakes. Highly recommend."  

                                                                                         -Michael G.      


"Experienced fast reliable just all-out great people, I adopted a boa and couldn’t be happier I recommend the 100percent" 

                                                                                   -Bob P.


"We adopted our adorable Bearded Dragon Rocco from Hudson Valley Reptile Rescue. He is amazing in so many ways. They were highly informative and gave us all we needed to ensure our guy was going to be cared for properly. I would recommend adopting from Hudson Valley Reptile Rescue over purchasing from a pet shop 100% over."

                                                                                       -Jennifer S.


"They did a great job helping me through the process and answering any questions I had, I adopted a ball python from them, and he's become my best friend. Good temperament, very healthy, and the guy was very knowledgeable and careful." 

 

                                                                                    -Nicolette R.


"We got our bearded dragon, Gator, from HVRR and we will go nowhere else for our pet reptiles! His reptiles have a great temperament, and he will not allow you to go home without knowing the knowledge and care needs of your specific pet! He is great and well worth the hour drive!" 

                                                                                          -Joey W.


"I am continuously amazed at the Hudson Valley Reptile Rescue's professionalism, expertise, and dedication to reptile care and education. They take incredible care of their animals and are passionate about sharing their knowledge and helping others understand and appreciate these fascinating creatures. I highly recommend their services!"

                                                                                    -Emily V.

 


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