Found 2 of these little guys in our yard tonight

[DeanS]

You need to retrace your steps back to where you found them. If a neighbor has been foreclosed (or moved for any other reason), they could have left their animals behind. That one looks to be less than a month old and could have siblings floating around your property or adjacent lots. Furthermore, the parents could be in the vicinity...however unlikely. Check my signature for a care sheet...should you end up keeoing them. That little fella looks perfect! Keep us posted

and welcome

 

[Tom]

You found a couple of sulcatas. Do you have a neighbor with adults? Have you been in the house for less than a year and the previous owner had some adults? There are probably a whole bunch more out in the same area.

" It's raining Tort's N Frogs in Arizona"

Just too bad they aren't something like radiated or ploughshare....

If they were radiated or ploughshares, I'd be driving to AZ right now with a magnifying glass and a search team, not typing on this forum...

 

[Vegasarah]

That's so crazy. I sent you a PM

 

[CLMoss]

Wow! This is very cool! Good luck finding the rest of the hatchlings! Also, WELCOME!!!

 

[lovelyrosepetal]

Welcome! I too, am green with envy. I also feel as though others have all the luck.. You are so lucky to have found such sweet and adorable sulcata tortoises. I know many people who will spend quite a lot to get what you found for free. Take good care of those little ones and I am sure that you will fall in love with them. Again, Welcome!

 

[baron101]

THOSE ARE SULCATAS