Anyone near Portland, OR who can adopt an adult axolotl?

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Hey there,

I recently adopted an axolotl (at least a year and a half) from a preschool that could no longer care for it. Unfortunately my living situation has changed drastically this past week and I am not confident I can continue to care for her as much as she needs. The axolotl itself I plan to adopt out for free, but am willing to work out a price for all the supplies I have purchased including the tank and so fourth.

Sorry if this is not the right place. If it is not, I would appreciate if someone can direct to an appropriate resource!

DM if you have any questions or are interested!

Thank you!
 
Contact joann payne. She runs the we love axolotls facebook page and breeds/rescues them. She lives in tualatin.
 
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