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This site could easily be considered a master class in reptile and amphibian care. While no-one will hopefully have to work so hard to save one of these beautiful creatures, Tricia's detailed story on caring for a rescued iguana gives tons of great advice on nursing a sick iguana back to health. This site is full of articles, care sheets, mailing lists and photos.

A pig-person since the 1970's, I now breed pot-belly pigs. Visit my website to enjoy photos of some of my favorite pigs and learn more about having a pig as a pet. If you are looking for more detailed information about pot-bellied pig care and enhance the relationship between you and your pig, be sure to check out my book.

This is the official website of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs which is responsible for the policies regarding bringing pets into the country of United Kingdom. This site also offers guidance on traveling within the EU and tips for ensuring your pets travel safely and comfortably. Learn how you might be able to bring your pet to England without it having to suffer through the quarantine process with their Pet Travel Scheme (PETS) program.

The Green Iguana Society is dedicated to sharing the joys of owning an iguana along with providing all of the information, good and bad, about these large herps. Iguanas require specialized care and can live up to 20 years in captivity. The Green Iguana Society is not a shelter but does provide an adoption board and recommendations on qualified herp vets.

The great folks who help run this site all have similar stories of that first, much beloved ig where they had trouble finding reliable information on how to care for their pet. They have now come together and try to provide the most accurate and up-to-date information on caring for these beautiful animals. The Green Iguana Society website offers a wealth of information, has an active message board, and a list of approved information resources and products.

Funny and cute videos of your favorite pets. We also have pet advice articles.

This huge website, dedicated to the care and keeping of goats, grew from the personal experiences of someone who has shared their life with goats for over 30 years. This site has information about diseases, deliveries, feeding, feet, parasites, poisons, plus a whole lot more. If all the highly informative goat husbandry articles still don't answer your questions, there's an active and growing forum with almost 900 members - the perfect place to ask questions, share advice and enjoy meeting other goat owners.

An internationally recognized rat expert, Debbie Ducommun, known as “The Rat Lady,” has created this website to promote rats as companion animals. The site is full of information about caring for rats, including emergency care and contains a large vet referral list for American rat owners. She also shares her thoughts about several rat-related books and warns against books with advice that could be harmful to your pet.

Robyn shares her expertise in building and maintaining outdoor ponds. She covers everything from pond placement to wintering over live fish. Her site is like a master course on backyard ponds. She also provides advice on dealing with the animals and insects that already live in your back yard and how to ensure that they enhance and not harm your pond. Robyn has provided a huge amount of information on her website ,but if you prefer written materials, consider purchasing her book Robyn's Pond Book.