Abalone
- Adult
- Male
- Small
- turtle
- Box
Abalone
Current Location
Durham, NC
Species & Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Abalone's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$100
Petfinder recommends that you should always take reasonable security steps before making online payments.
Abalone's Story
PLEASE NOTE - WE DO NOT RESPOND TO PETFINDER INQUIRIES<br/>Interested in adopting? Check out the "PLEASE READ!" section below with the adoption application, which is also available on our website at www.bewildnc.org!<br/><br/>Intake Date: 7/5/26<br/>Available<br/><br/>Abalone is an adult male desert box turtle who was an owner surrender. Abalone is a beautiful male and has some mild shell deformities from previous poor care. However, he is healthy, active, and has a great appetite. He is fairly friendly as well! His adoption fee is $100.<br/><br/>We recommend at least a 4' x 2' indoor enclosure for the winter and a 4' x 8' outdoor enclosure for the warm months. In NC, box turtles can be kept at least partially outdoors from March to October. Enclosures must be escape-proof, which may include burying wire and having tall walls that can't be climbed.<br/><br/>PLEASE READ!<br/>If you are interested in adopting this animal, you need to fill out an application at www.bewildnc.org/apply. Read the application carefully and answer the questions thoroughly. Above all, be honest! Research the species you would like to adopt in advance and consult multiple sources, we are happy to answer questions. Adopters agree to pick-up the animal in Durham within 7 days of their approval.
PLEASE NOTE - WE DO NOT RESPOND TO PETFINDER INQUIRIES
Interested in adopting? Check out the "PLEASE READ!" section below with the adoption application, which is also available on our website at www.bewildnc.org!
Intake Date: 7/5/26
Available
Abalone is an adult male desert box turtle who was an owner surrender. Abalone is a beautiful male and has some mild shell deformities from previous poor care. However, he is healthy, active, and has a great appetite. He is fairly friendly as well! His adoption fee is $100.
We recommend at least a 4' x 2' indoor enclosure for the winter and a 4' x 8' outdoor enclosure for the warm months. In NC, box turtles can be kept at least partially outdoors from March to October. Enclosures must be escape-proof, which may include burying wire and having tall walls that can't be climbed.
PLEASE READ!
If you are interested in adopting this animal, you need to fill out an application at www.bewildnc.org/apply. Read the application carefully and answer t
PLEASE NOTE - WE DO NOT RESPOND TO PETFINDER INQUIRIES
Interested in adopting? Check out the "PLEASE READ!" section below with the adoption application, which is also available on our website at www.bewildnc.org!
Intake Date: 7/5/26
Available
Abalone is an adult male desert box turtle who was an owner surrender. Abalone is a beautiful male and has some mild shell deformities from previous poor care. However, he is healthy, active, and has a great appetite. He is fairly friendly as well! His adoption fee is $100.
We recommend at least a 4' x 2' indoor enclosure for the winter and a 4' x 8' outdoor enclosure for the warm months. In NC, box turtles can be kept at least partially outdoors from March to October. Enclosures must be escape-proof, which may include burying wire and having tall walls that can't be climbed.
PLEASE READ!
If you are interested in adopting this animal, you need to fill out an application at www.bewildnc.org/apply. Read the application carefully and answer the questions thoroughly. Above all, be honest! Research the species you would like to adopt in advance and consult multiple sources, we are happy to answer questions. Adopters agree to pick-up the animal in Durham within 7 days of their approval.
Consider Abalone for adoption?
Help with Abalone's care
How To Adopt
Abalone is from BeWild
[Durham, NC]
Consider Abalone for adoption?
Help with Abalone's care