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She's never gotten out before. We've leafleted the area and looked in our own garden and the neighbours. The was another intensely cold spell last night. It's been a week now and still now sign but I'm still hopeful.

i've looked again in 2 of the neighbours gardens plus our own - no sign. Bridget is acting weird, usually when we get her out she races off but now she just stays and then slowly walks to places she doesn't usually go & also she's started digging her food out of her bowl to eat it.

looks a bit like my Hermann's hehe.

No sign yet. We put up posters and the only response is an irritating boy in my class having a joke. Sad person. There is only one side of our garden were she could've got out, into the garden of a couple round the corner (we're the end house) and they have been lovely, they let us look and...

I have 2 Hermann's tortoises. I feed them on a 80/20 diet (80 veg/20 fruit) Vegetables: -Spinach -Rocket -Sprouts -Dandelion and other leaves (no lettuce though. Fruit: -Tomato -Grapes -Strawberries

That's what I thought. Thankfully it's quite warm and that's due to continue through the week. I've just leafleted the area and put some up on lamposts on my street and round the corner. I put these pictures of her on them...

I've checked in the neighbours garden but no sign. I think I will make some little posters to hand out. My neighbour has left her side door unlocked so we can look anytime. Nice people. Sadly about 90 percent of there garden is Melika heaven, places to burrow, thick leaves and the like...

These pictures remind me of the days when I first got my two as babies. Good luck, he is very cute.

We're sure they got out their pen but we don't know how. We found Bridget behind one of our sheds but Melika was definately not with her. My dad will probably look for her today, but it's been overnight now so things aren't looking great, it was warm though and if she's burrowed which...

I have two Hermann's. They're small, hibernate at roughly 4 years and can live in the garden in the summer though may need to come indoors at night. Also, Horsefield's are fairly cool too.

It has been incredibly hot today and I decided to let my two Hermann's out for a roam, Bridget (2) and Melika (1, 2 in November) I kept my eye on them and was then invited to the park, so I put them in there run outside with food and water and went out. Upon returning it appeared they'd escaped...