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Re-homeing Axolotls in Virginia

SheFoxy

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I have two adult Axolotls that I've had for more than 3 years. I've come to realize I just no longer have the time to dedicate to them and care for them. The issue is I was unaware it's now illegal to own them in Virginia so I'm not sure how I'm going to re-home them. Does anybody have any idea what options I have? I really don't feel comfortable shipping them anywhere either.
 

nikkilopezz

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I have two adult Axolotls that I've had for more than 3 years. I've come to realize I just no longer have the time to dedicate to them and care for them. The issue is I was unaware it's now illegal to own them in Virginia so I'm not sure how I'm going to re-home them. Does anybody have any idea what options I have? I really don't feel comfortable shipping them anywhere either.

Any chance they're still available? I may be able to take them off your hands. I live in VA but am moving to Indiana soon.
 
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