The Okeetee is a Corn Snake with a unique pattern and color, referred to as a morph. The Corn Snake has over 800 different morphs, and the Okeetee is one of the more popular ones.
It is believed that Corn Snakes get their name from the markings on their bellies, which somewhat resemble maize or corn, but some think it might also be because they hunt rodents around cornfields and corn storage facilities. Read More...
Click Below to Skip Ahead Oriental cats, like Oriental Longhairs, are seen as both a breed and a division within a larger group. They were first introduced in the U.K. during the 1950s, when the few remaining breeders after WWII restarted their businesses. The breed itself is a result of the creative efforts of breeding Siamese cats with various other felines, such as the Abyssinian, British Shorthair, and the Russian Blue. Read More...
The Peach-fronted Conure is a small, brightly colored bird that you can find in parts of South America. Although they are closely related to the Green-Cheeked Conures, the Peach-fronted conures have slightly different personalities than their cousins. These birds are active and inquisitive but also playful and gentle with humans.
They make excellent pets for adults or children who want an interactive pet that doesn’t easily bite or scream at you! Read More...
