Welcome to Morphs & Milestones!
A 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to helping reptiles in need and using them in education and therapies for persons w/special needs
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A 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to helping reptiles in need and using them in education and therapies for persons w/special needs
We are a group of dedicated people who believe that animals transcend words. And to improve anothers life you must learn to speak their language.

This nonprofit organization was inspired by an amazing little girls journey learning to communicate when the interaction with reptiles and other animals created the opportunity for growth.

Get to know a little of our story.

Nathan Romanski-Monty

Pork Rind was surrendered to us by a family that lost their home and they could no longer take care of their reptiles effectively. He showed the temperament of a morphs ambassador so he became one of our star ambassadors. The next time you see us at an event make sure to say to our newest addition to the ambassador team!

This gorgeous boy is Bruno, we don't talk about him ;) He came to us as a donation from our great friends over at Mr. Drew and his animals too. He has an amazing personality and does so well with our program. He's one of our expo guys and he is out there changing the stigma.

This handsome guy is Bowser. Bowser was surrendered to us because his first family couldn't take care of him anymore due to his size. Now he is a big part of our facility and our town. He goes on walks down Main Street and has become a staple in Francestown.

Meet the beautiful and amazing Shaggy! This girl was donated to us by our friends over at Claremont pet center where she was surrendered to them after being left to fend for herself for while. We absolutely love this girl and she's a great education ambassador.

Bane and Lizzo are a pair of Russian tortoises that were surrendered to us and they are amazing ambassadors. They come out on our programs and are part of the ambassador exchange program!

Meet Rayne, this gorgeous girl was surrendered to us as a ball python but when we picked her up we realized she is a Burmese python. She is such a good girl with her great temperament and very calm nature she’s a wonderful addiction to our programs.

This is Starr our BCI. Starr came to us from Maine. We got to meet her parents that a couple had for 15 years living together and they had never bred, then lo and behold one day the owners open the enclosure to find 25 beautiful little baby boas. So we got to rescue one and we love her. She is growing quickly but adapting well to being in the spotlight.

Chorizo is an ambassador you can meet on a tour of our facility. She was surrendered to us by her former owners because they could no longer care for her and now she's a big part of our tours because visitors get to feed her treats and she is very interactive

This handsome guy is Olephin or Phin for short is one of our carpet pythons. He is a big guy with a calm demeanor. We have put in a lot of time training him so he’s ready to go out on programs. Now that he’s ready we’re excited for everyone to meet him.

This boy is our sulcata tortoise Speedy. When we got him he was the fastest tortoise in the pen and the keeper told us a story about him getting stuck under a bucket and since then he just ran everywhere hence his name. He loves his greens and happily takes his food from a hand. He is perfect for our program.

This gorgeous girl is Benni. Benni came to us from an amazing rescuer that took care of her for over two years bringing her back to health and now we're lucky enough to have her in our program. She is a sweet big girl that truly enjoys being around people and eating snacks from peoples palm with her sticky tongue. She is going to do so much good, we are very happy to have her with us.

This stud is Paco. He's one of our four red foot tortoises and the sweetest guy. He loves people and dances if you give him shell rubs, snack are probably his favorite. We love this calm boy.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.

We love our homeschoolers, educators and first responders, so please feel free reach out to us at anytime with questions or to schedule an education program.
74 B Main Street, Francestown, New Hampshire 03043, United States
Director/Principal educator -Nate N_RMonty@morphsandmilestones.com Ops Director - Brenda B_casillas@morphsandmilestones.com Adoptions Adopt@morphsandmilestones.com Volunteer Coordinator - Kenzie Vpoc@morphsandmilestones.com Phone: (603)831-6984
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