kentucky herpetological society
A non-profit organization dedicated to Herpetological education and conservation
— EST. 1998 —
About Us
The Kentucky Herpetological Society is a non-profit reptile and amphibian hobbyist group (I.D. 61-1364880) dedicated to:
Enhancing the education of members and the general public in Herpetology and Herpetoculture through the facilities of the Society.
Promoting conservation and quality care of all wildlife, herpetofauna in particular, whenever and wherever possible.
Providing information for the advancement of Herpetology.
Achieving a closer cooperation and understanding between amateur and professional herpetologists so that they may work together towards common goals.
Services
Free snake removal
Reptile/Amphibian Identification
Free care sheets
Reptile re-homing assistance
Husbandry Advice
Educational Presentations
Kari Thomas
President
President
12 years experience in the Veterinary field, Avid Reptile Keeper, IWRC Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator
Brittany Alford
Treasurer
Treasurer
Certified in Forestry and
Wildlife Conservation
9 years experience in Reptile Caretaking, IWRC Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator
Parker Thomas
Lead Educator
12 years experience in the Herpetological field
Reptile/Amphibian/Entomology Enthusiast, KHS educator 4+ years
Lead Educator
12 years experience in the Herpetological field
Reptile/Amphibian/Entomology Enthusiast, KHS educator 4+ years
Ryan Thomas
Sergeant-at-Arms
Sergeant-at-Arms
Avid Reptile Keeper, KHS educator 4+ years, Ball Python Breeder