TGR Exotics

TGR Exotics is the fruition of two individuals, Troy and Gwen Scott.

Animals have always been a part of our lives and fortunately we both share that passion, or believe me it would not work. We have two sons, Rhett and Dakota, who also share in the fun and the hard work that goes along with such an adventure. The story started with the purchase of a pot-bellied pig and grew, just like the pig. We purchased our first llama in 1992 and have been hooked ever since. Today our family consists of nearly 100 animals from African Crested Porcupines to Wallaroos! We supply to zoo programs all over the country. All our animals are raised with hands on, if not completely hand raised. Because of that our animals have amazing personalities and dispositions. Availability varies throughout the year and in most cases there is a waiting list for most species. Animals are our passion and we love to share that passion!

Life is a total ZOO! And we would not have it any other way.

Pumpkin Patch on the Wild Side 2010 (More Information Coming Soon)
Come experience a Pumpkin Patch on the “Wild Side”. Here your family will get to meet camels, kangaroo joeys, piglets and other baby animals from our farm.

New Service Animal Training Program
We are pleased to announce that TGRE has launched a new program training Capuchin monkeys to assist the handicapped. Mango, our first student is well on her way. Our trainer is a registered trainer with the Service Animal Registry of America (SARA) and Mango is a registered Service Animal in Training with SARA as well. We are hoping to add more Capuchins to the program as we grow. There are an estimated quarter million disabled Americans that could use a Capuchin like Mango. We at TGRE are very excited about this new program.

Birthday Parties, Educational Programs/Field Trips and Tours at TGR Exotics
We are now offering Birthday Parties, Educational Programs/Field Trips and Tours, Call or email for availability

Giggles

4 years and 2 months

Giggles is our latest edition to the TGR Exotics family. She came to us all the way from Tanzania. He/She is wonderful and gives new meaning to the term teething! We have yet to pull blood for a DNA test to determine sex. Either way Giggles is a keeper! Keep checking back for more photos as Giggles changes and develops her characteristic spotted coat.

Pebbles

4 years and 0 months

Wow! Here is one of our newest edition to the TGRE family, Pebbles. She and her mom are doing great. Hard to get photos at this point but will keep posting updates. She is starting to get a little fur. A couple months ago Pebbles stopped nursing from mom for whatever reason and we almost lost her. But we were able to react quickly and with excellent vet support were able to save her. She is thriving on a bottle and has quite the personality. Pebbels as you can see from the latest photo is growing up. She has won the hearts of everyone here.