Christmas plant in my brown anol lmao

Check in with irescuereptiles@gmail.com; ask about surrendering and rescue, care and feeding of anoles.

Is it natural to find them up in PA? I found 2 of them a few years ago in the men's room of the McKnight road Olive Garden. It was so strange.

I’d contact Sara’s Pets and Plants. They should be able to help.

No, they can't survive the cold here.

I thought we do sometimes get them. I think they tend to burrow and hibernate during the winter if they live in the area. With a warming climate, they are probably spreading north.

Anoles don't make it this far north. The only lizards found in Pennsylvania are skinks.

Bring it over to the Humane Animal Rescue Pittsburgh, or Sara's as another commenter said. Both will take care of it and find a home.

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They can hitchhike on plants but they don't live here natively.

I used to work at a Petland in Cranberry and we had a population of escaped house geckos living in the ceiling. They were cute. That storefront is something else now. Sometimes I think about those geckos and wonder if they're still popping into the bathroom in the back. I hope they're doing okay.

There’s a plant shop in Butler called Grows on Main. They have two anoles in their shop that have hitched a ride on plant shipments. They’ve set up a little aquarium habitat for them. They might take yours.

I’ll take it!!! I’m an experienced reptile keeper in the eastern suburbs who’s been looking for an opportunity to house a Mediterranean house gecko or brown anole! DM me, please!

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I have a rescue person coming today later tonight if it falls through I'll check out the sources on here thanks everyone

And Fence Lizards

You're right. I always forget those because I've never actually seen one.

Lucky they didn’t end up down the street at Arby’s…