Stan and Ollie's (2 guinea pigs) cage. This cage is made out of coroplast and NI Cubes. Although it's a good size for them while they're at the rescue, we reccomend the cage be at least one foot longer for long term housing.  

Jade and Sable's enclosure as of July 29th 2008. Although smaller then we like to use for long term stays, these large rabbit cages with an custom made second level make good cages in times of space restriction. We use fleece blankets that we shake out daily and throw in the wash every few days. Click to see the entire cage! 

Another view of Sable and Jade's cage. 

Sophia and her daughter in their dog crate enclosure as of July 29th 2008. 

Reece the bunnies enclosure as of July 29th, 2008. We prefer keeping rabbits in large dog crates as they provide a lot more space then the average rabbit cage. The floor is covered in newspaper, followed by a seagrass mat.  

The ferret cage, a two level "Ferret Nation" cage with the ladders replaced by tubing, as of May 12th 2008. It's a tall cage, you have to click on the thumbnail to see the full picture! 

The top level of the ferret cage, May 12th 2008 

Bottom level of the ferret cage, May 12th 2008. As you can see, the insist on pooping in two corners instead of one! 

Ivory Kingsnake's enclosure - May 6th, 2008 

Collard Lizard Enclosure with one heat lamp to raise the ambient temperature and a heating pad as well as a basking rock for more direct heat. Two 8.0 UVB bulbs were used. - January 2008 

Red Tailed Boa enclosure. Salazar was found in an apartment after her owner was sent to jail. She had been there for six months without food or water. She drank for half an hour when she arrived. She's very docile and a permanent resident. She usually has a big blue water tub on the opposite end, but it was being washed and refilled at the time. October 26th 2007 

The other chinchilla enclosure, another mother/daughter pair. The Father/Son Pair was just recently adopted by an amazing family! --- October 26th 2007