Wild turtle appears

>>2353839
Who says turtles are considered pure in heart?

>>2353839
>Will it make a good pet?
No, not unless you have a pond on your property. It is likely illegal to keep wild caught turtles as pets where you live and very young turtles can often die from inexperienced care.

If you want a pet turtle look into mud and musk turtles. They stay small, but also keep in mind turtles can live into their 50s or much longer.

>>2353850
Just humanity

>>2353850
everyone who isn't a cold hearted meanie

>>2353839
If it's a red eared slider, no one will give a shit if you take it, they're invasive in most places and probably shouldn't be there in the first place, otherwise put it back.

Wild/feral turtles don't make that good pets because they tend to get stressed more easily, can sometimes refuse food, have parasites, and overall will not like you very much. They'll be more prone to hissing and nipping at you compared to captive breds of the same turtle, who will generally be more chill. Sometimes if they're just released pets or still fairly young, they can be acclimated into captivity though.

Either way, it's probably best to let it be on it's way. Turtles are bros