| ALABAMA REPTILE RESCUE SANCTUARY |
| Rescue . Conservation . Education |
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| ARRS is supported by donations only. Please help us by making a donation today. Click the Paypal button below to make a donation. |
| Welcome to the Alabama Reptile Rescue Sanctuary website! Here you will find insight into our organization and what's going on in the reptile world. We will show you the reptiles that we have up for adoption and how to adopt from us. We'll tell you about ARRS, who we are, how we got started, and our plans for the future. Come check out some of our permanent residents. Links will be available to many websites full of information, conservation groups, and great reptile merchandise. So, come inside take a look around, tell us what you think, and maybe you'll find a reptile that's just right for you. |
Alabama Reptile Rescue Sanctuary is a
nonprofit and tax-exempt organization
under IRS Code Section 501(c)(3). Donations
are tax deductible.
nonprofit and tax-exempt organization
under IRS Code Section 501(c)(3). Donations
are tax deductible.
Its Finally official! ARRS is now is a
nonprofit and tax-exempt organization
under IRS Code Section 501(c)(3). We
would like to thank ALL of you that
have supported us so far and thanks
for spreading the word about our
organization. Let us know if you need
a receipt for any donations.
nonprofit and tax-exempt organization
under IRS Code Section 501(c)(3). We
would like to thank ALL of you that
have supported us so far and thanks
for spreading the word about our
organization. Let us know if you need
a receipt for any donations.
ARRS is a proud member
of ALAPARC
of ALAPARC
ARRS is a proud
member of PARC
member of PARC
| ARRS Mission Statement |
| The Alabama Reptile Rescue Sanctuary is based on three principles: Rescue, Conservation, and Education. ~Rescuing reptiles from unwanted, neglectful, or abusive homes and finding them good, permanent homes. ~Working with conservation groups and organizations locally and world-wide for the future of reptiles and amphibians. ~Educating the public with proper husbandry information, public awareness of the importance of reptiles in the ecosystem, and conservation efforts locally to get involved. |