All Things Dead

Life update, please read:
Over the past month, I have suddenly made a really big move from living in Barrie to the Kawartha Lakes area. This move happened within only a few days, right before oddities and curiosities. At this time, my family will be staying with my husband’s family until we can find a place of our own. We had hoped we had something lined up for June 1st and sadly, that fell through.
This means, all of my business is staying with my family just outside of Barrie until I can move it with me, as we do not have the space and our living situation is very different now.
Everything is a bit complicated for the time being. Somedays, I’ve felt as though I’m drowning in the changes, but I’m grateful to have an amazing support system throughout it all.

As we continue to search for a place, I will be unable to work to the extent that I was before, as I’m living almost two hours away from my supplies and stock and I currently don’t have a vehicle to go back and forth - hoping to work this out asap.

I still have my physical location at The 400 Market (my husbands been driving me), however, it’s highly unlikely I will be restocking over the month of June.

Going forward; I will not be accepting new pet memorial intakes or commissions for the foreseeable future as I work through this and get back on track with the pets that are currently in my care.
I appreciate those who have had patience and understanding throughout this. It’s been a big adjustment all around.

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This adorable degu wet specimen has been added to my booth at !! Open today & tomorrow 9am-5pm ✨

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I got a bunch of skull tops from (thank you again!!) and what better way to use them than making some conjoined skulls? These squirrels are my favourite so far! ✨

Available through dm

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Oxidized savannah monitor babe 🦎
This handsome boy is currently pinned and drying to get ready to head home, as well as travel with his owner as they own and run a reptile education show. I couldn’t be more excited to get him sent back home!
The oxidation process tends to be more difficult once they’re at this size, I’ve come to realize, so the outcome of the whole process, is incredibly rewarding to see!

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