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Earlier this week the GSPCA reported we had rescued a stray snake near St Andrews Church in Guernsey.
We are delighted to report just in a few hours it was collected and is now back at home.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “Earlier this week the GSPCA Ambulance Driver and Team Member was called to a location near St Andrews Church for a Corn Snake which was shortly after at the Animal Shelter in the same Parish.”
“We appealed for the owner or any information to help the snake get reunited and it certainly didn’t take long.”
The GSPCA Ambulance Driver was this morning called out to rescue a stray snake.
An island with no indigenous snake the escaped pet is now at the GSPCA.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “A day doesn’t go by when the GSPCA has stray, sick and injured animals to help but snakes are one that we now see only from time to time.”
“This morning GSPCA Ambulance Driver and Team Member was called to a location near St Andrews Church for a Corn Snake which is now at the Animal Shelter in the same Parish.”
Today is World Snake Day a day to celebrate our legless reptile friends.
Every year the GSPCA helps snakes of various sizes and breeds and we currently have Kellogg the corn snake who has been with us for 18 days.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “Today is World Snake Day and did you know there are no snakes indigenous to Guernsey the closest thing we have is the legless lizard which is the slow worm.”
“We do however have many owners of pet snakes and 18 days later we continue to appeal for information on anyone that have lost a corn snake near Vale Road.”
We are pleased to announce that the owner of Chilli has been found.
Claire Mclarnon after seeing formerly named Chilli the Corn Snake in today's Guernsey Press has just called into the Animal Shelter in St Andrews to confirm Chilli is indeed Lenny.
Claire who whilst in the middle of moving discovered Lenny had escaped in transit nearly 3 weeks ago.
At 3 years of age Lenny has survived some of the coldest temperatures Guernsey has had in the last year and staff and volunteers at the Shelter were pleased to see how happy Lenny and Claire were to see each other.
Yesterday Ambulance Collection Officer had a very unusual call to collect what sounded like a stray snake on the beach.
The call came via the police after being spotted by some passers by walking along the front at Halfway in St Sampsons.
Geoff George attended to find a very cold stray corn snake.
Now named Chilli and in a warm vivarium at the GSPCA Animal Shelter we are appealing for the owner to come forward.
At around three feet long it is not possible to age Chilli but if you think this is your snake please call the Shelter on 01481 257261.