Why we need help
Vet bills are the big one. A newly established non-profit doesn't have reserves, and reptile vets are specialists. Then there's heating — a room full of vivariums costs a lot to keep warm — plus food, substrate, UV bulbs and enclosures for every new arrival.
Vet bills
Reptile vets are specialists
Heating
A room of vivariums, kept warm all year
Setups
Food, substrate, UV bulbs, enclosures
Ways to help
One-off donation
Bank transfer
Straight to vet bills, heating and food.
- Account
- Lilly's Reptile Rescue CIC
- Sort code
- 08-92-99
- Account no.
- 67438204
Monthly membership
£3 a month
Hands-on encounters, care advice and first look at animals ready for rehoming.
Donate supplies
The wish list
Lighting, heating and substrate are what we get through fastest — but honestly, anything and everything helps. Bulbs, heat mats, vivariums, frozen food.
Volunteer
Give us a hand
We'd love the help. It's the day-to-day that eats the hours: cleaning out, feeding, and general care. Give us a ring if you fancy it.
Follow and share
It costs nothing
Every share of a rehoming post helps an animal find the right home.
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Book an experience
Meet them yourself
The fee goes straight back into the animals.
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Where the money goes
A registered not-for-profit
In April 2025 the rescue became a Community Interest Company, which means every penny that comes in goes back into the animals. Our accounts and community interest report are filed at Companies House under company no. 16419860.