QUESTION??

[STEVECHIO]

TONIGHT, I CAME ACROSS A TORTOISE LITERALLYON THE ROAD AND I STOPPED. THIS GUY WAS HUGE AND I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT IT IS... I HAVE ONE PIC I CAN E MAIL TO SOMEONE

I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO POST A PIC ON THIS SITE BUT IF YOU PROVIDE AN E MAIL, I CAN E MAIL THE PIC. STEVE

 

[Terry Allan Hall]

sure...tahall @ embarqmail dot com

 

[Ashliewood]

Cant wait to hear what it is

 

[dmmj]

I am on pins and needles.

 

[Ashliewood]

Needles and pins!!!

 

[RuthieHurry]

I'm dying here! Now I'm going to be lurking the forum all day to find out what it was. Cuz..um..I don't lurk the forum all day anyway...yeah. (That is SUCH a lie, lol.)

 

[Yvonne G]

Here's Steve's picture (from the description, you all knew it would be a sulcata, right?):

 

[Tom]

Where in the country is this poor guy?

 

[CtTortoiseMom]

Omg!! That's someone's pet!!

 

[dbsneed69]

Wow.... Glad he didn't get hit by a car.

 

[Yvonne G]

Hi STEVECHIO:

Welcome to the Tortoise Forum!! Is your name Steve? And may we know where you are?

Your newly found tortoise is a sulcata and he has either escaped his yard or someone has let him loose. They can't survive cold winters, so if you still have him when winter comes, you will have to provide heat for him.

Have you put up signs around the neighborhood where he was found? Also, "found" ads are free in the newspaper, just don't give out too much information. Make the callers describe the tortoise. Its also free to place ads on Craig's list.