About Jay Brewer: A Life of Resilience and Entrepreneurship
Jay now consults on public and private animal collections worldwide, collaborating with renowned zoos and animal conservation projects. His journey serves as a living example of what is possible when you take control of your destiny, overcome challenges, and never stop dreaming.
Prehistoric Inc. has been thriving for over 30 years, a remarkable achievement in today’s business world. What started with just $500 has grown into a thriving enterprise that includes retail, breeding, education, and conservation efforts. Jay continues to innovate, with the support of his wife Becky and a dedicated team,…Read More
As social media grew, Jay recognized its potential to reach an even larger audience. Today, Jay has become an influencer and mentor to millions, with over [X number] of followers and averaging more than 250 million views per month. His influence extends beyond his businesses, inspiring fans and aspiring entrepreneurs…Read More
By the year 2000, Jay had expanded Prehistoric Pets into a 10,000-square-foot superstore, making it one of the largest reptile stores in the country. His entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to growth continued to shape the success of his businesses.
Jay created Jurassic Parties, an interactive program that took the Prehistoric Pets experience to schools, birthday parties, and corporate events. In 1996, he launched PrehistoricPets.com, one of the first reptile-related e-commerce sites.
Jay expanded his vision by opening Prehistoric Pets in Chino, CA, a store entirely dedicated to reptiles and amphibians. The store featured over 400 animal displays, including a 2,000-gallon pond with tropical fish, giant turtles, and a monitor lizard on an island. Prehistoric Pets became renowned for its immersive experience,…Read More
Newly married to Becky, Jay pivoted from fishing to pursue his lifelong passion for reptiles. He used a $6,000 deposit and $5,000 in savings to purchase Pet Country, a small pet store in Fountain Valley, CA. Pet Country quickly gained a reputation for its extensive reptile inventory, becoming known as…Read More
With only $500 from an inheritance and mentorship from “Uncle Louie,” Jay built his first commercial fishing boat. Over the next decade, he ran a successful fishing business, even earning a feature in National Geographic Magazine. Despite his early success, Jay sought something more fulfilling and impactful.
Jay Brewer was adopted at birth and orphaned by age 14. His childhood was filled with hardship and uncertainty, but Jay made a defining choice to survive and succeed against all odds.