Daughter moving out and won’t take her tortoise

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My daughter got a tortoise when she was 18 - she’s now 22. She’s moving out in September and says she can’t take him. I have done most of the work for him. I get up every morning and forage for healthy greens for him change up his water - I do the same when I get in from work. I prepare him for hibernation, give him a bath a few times a week.

daughter went to uni and looked after him in the holidays but since leaving she works full time so it me.
the tortoise is about 25 so will Probably out live me.
I don’t want this responsibility!
what can I do?

i inherited mine from my aunt, she’d rescued it and had it years, it
ate all sorts at hers, we kept it on our sunken patio and planted green veg for him to help himself to. He must’ve been in his
70’s or older when he didn’t awake from hibernation.
My mum then bought two and kept them
awake with heat lamps all year, had them a few years but rehomed.
I had an ex who had them just wondering around the lounge free.
They don’t need to be as time consuming as OP is making them.

Could you plant some weeds in flower pots in your garden? Saves all the foraging…
I be got a
massive pot in my garden growing dandelions for my guinea pigs which get plucked occasionally for them

Great idea but her daughter should pay a local child the carers pocket money!!

They can eat cut up tomatoes, dandelion leaves and lettuce leaves.My family had one when I was a child and it loved to eat bright coloured flower heads. I've forgotten the flower but a neighbour who was a vet told us it could eat them.

Nasturtiums ?
Edible for humans too ,