"Good morning, friends. #Jeremy usually doesn't wake up until at least 10:00, so we'll start looking after chores. Somebody pointed out that he probably wasn't stolen, as at least one of the people would have an iPhone or be near an iPhone and we would receive an alert. 🤞🏻
I'm so grateful for all the support. I know y'all love him, too. We're lucky the weather is warm. He should be ok until we find him."
@johnefrancis@RangerRick No, at the location where the black Dodge truck driver took him. Maybe took him there because it was known to be someone who had tortoise(s)?
There was a lot of drama to this story in past hr or so. There was a FB post regarding somebody in a black Dodge truck who took #Jeremy. They tracked down who it was & where he'd been taken.
Located the 2nd person, who asked them to identify the #tortoise by shell damage (it's good, they were screening for the real owner) and it was him! The air tag had come off.
Jeremy was only delayed on his return home because he was...busy having relations with another tortoise? 😂😂
@VoxofGod There must be a limit! But yes I believe so, at least for some amount of time, however many hundreds of years that particular type of tortoise lives. I don't even know what a "Sulcata" tortoise is! A big one, though.
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