





Myrtle
- Young
- Female
- Extra Large
- tortoise
- Sulcata
About Myrtle
Palmerton, PA
Species & Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Myrtle’s Compatibility
This pet has good 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.
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Myrtle's Story
Myrtle aka Murt the turt is a female sulcata tortoise who is about 14 years old but only weighs 9.8 pounds. Myrtle is very social and and a great eater, currently chomping on greens, grass, and hay. Myrtle has been in a foster home with our rescue since October 12 and is ready to go home with her forever family!<br/><br/>Since Myrtle is a very large tortoise, he/she will need at least a 25'x12' enclosure. Outdoor pens must be secured into the ground at least 12 inches to ensure they will not dig and escape.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting Myrtle, please reach out to us at christinaspets@netzero.net or start an inquiry on this page.<br/>Must be able to travel to the Palmerton, PA area for pick up.
Myrtle aka Murt the turt is a female sulcata tortoise who is about 14 years old but only weighs 9.8 pounds. Myrtle is very social and and a great eater, currently chomping on greens, grass, and hay. Myrtle has been in a foster home with our rescue since October 12 and is ready to go home with her forever family!
Since Myrtle is a very large tortoise, he/she will need at least a 25'x12' enclosure. Outdoor pens must be secured into the ground at least 12 inches to ensure they will not dig and escape.
If you are interested in adopting Myrtle, please reach out to us at christinaspets@netzero.net or start an inquiry on this page.
Must be able to travel to the Palmerton, PA area for pick up.
Myrtle aka Murt the turt is a female sulcata tortoise who is about 14 years old but only weighs 9.8 pounds. Myrtle is very social and and a great eater, currently chomping on greens, grass, and hay. Myrtle has been in a foster home with our rescue since October 12 and is ready to go home with her forever family!
Since Myrtle is a very large tortoise, he/she will need at least a 25'x12' enclosure. Outdoor pens must be secured into the ground at least 12 inches to ensure they will not dig and escape.
If you are interested in adopting Myrtle, please reach out to us at christinaspets@netzero.net or start an inquiry on this page.
Must be able to travel to the Palmerton, PA area for pick up.
How To Adopt
Myrtle is from Christina's Reptile & Animal Sanctuary
[Palmerton, PA]
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