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Every active resident can be symbolically adopted. 100% goes to care, enrichment and sanctuary support.

Bearded Dragon
Psst… want to meet a real-life dragon cousin with scales that shimmer like treasure? Come and meet Bearded Dragon — a treasured resident of our tropical sanctuary in Epping. Stand quietly, watch closely, and you might spot a blink, a stretch, or a cheeky scramble that makes you fall in love in five seconds flat. Behind every smile is a story. Animals like Bearded Dragon often arrive because a home changed, a rescue needed space, or someone realised wild beauty deserves expert care. We promise warmth, the right food, enrichment and keepers who know each personality. When a child presses their nose to the glass and whispers ‘hello’, that second chance becomes a lifelong memory — for them and for Bearded Dragon. The central bearded dragon, also known commonly as the inland bearded dragon, is a wonderful kind of lizard in the family Agamidae. The species is native to eastern and central Australia. Its common name refers to the pouch under their chin that they can inflate and darken in coloration, similar to the frilled lizard. Adults often remember: Species of lizard. At Get To Know Animals we turn those wild facts into daily care — the right heat, humidity, UV where needed, climbing or digging space, and food that matches what Bearded Dragons evolved to eat. It costs over £35,000 every month to feed, heat and care for 300+ animals. UVB bulbs alone can cost £20–£40 each and need regular replacing; add heat mats, live feeders, vet checks and tropical electricity and one reptile room becomes a serious bill. Adopting Bearded Dragon, sponsoring a meal, funding the wish list or joining Patreon isn’t ‘extra’ — it’s how Bearded Dragon eats next Tuesday when the weather is quiet and the till is slow. You can help today: adopt Bearded Dragon, buy a treat, play Get To Feed Animals, or become a monthly patron. Every pound is love you can measure in full bowls, warm lamps and wagging (or flicking) tails.
Symbolic adoption from £30.00
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