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Since we are all rescues and understand how things can be tough for homeless animals, none of us were surprised when Typhoon suggested taking home a stray.
During our evening walk yesterday, Typhoon discovered the cutest little creature and suggested we take it home. Shockingly, the Hu-Dad said we shouldn’t do that.
Just like we told Hu-Dad, it was a harmless little snake, but he still seemed less than enthusiastic about taking it home. Typhoon complained about the decision the rest of the way home.
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Hi Typhoon, HuDad was right. Your green friend is better off left to his/her own devices. He/she isn’t a domesticated animal.
Very pretty, and a rare sight. Personally, I have not seen one of these in many many years. Harmless little critter that wants to eat earthworms and other little bugs. This one does not eat rodents.
I read up on Typhoon’s find and the smooth green snake is protected in North Carolina due to declining numbers from pesticides. Good thing you didn’t let him take it home. He might have gotten a visit from law enforcement. ;-D
Oh Phooey…my Sibes do not like my son’s Ball Python, neither do I. Even though he can hold it, and it literally snuggles on his chest. Nope, sorry Ty…usually I side with the Herd. This time Hu-Dad was right. Unless you want to start sharing your bed with someone slithering on you, and eating live rodents! Silly Boy????????âĽď¸
She sure is a pretty green!!
Sorry Typhoon-I don’t think the snake would fit into the herd! LOVE his face and of course walking backwards!!!