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Found After 3 Months!!

dionythicus

dionythicus

Kiss My Hearse
We came home this afternoon from an outing to Port Townsend (a really neat artsy town on the Olympic Peninsula) and my husband shouts, "There's a snake on the porch!" Ok, in Washington, there aren't many times you'll ever find a snake on your porch. It's not like Florida, lol. I run up the steps to find an escapee from three months back curled up under a chair, cold as ice. It was a whopping 45 degrees today and the poor thing was completely immobilized by cold. It's also dehydrated and half-starved. I brought it in and got it set up in a tub with water and heat. I don't know if it's been outside all this time or just happened to get out of the house recently, but I have my fingers crossed it'll pull through. It seems to be responding already. I'll wait a couple days before feeding. What a surprise today!!
 
holy buckets! and i was scared when mine went missing for a few days! i am going to be a lot less worried if mine goes missing again...there's a reason why she's called Houdini...lol she now has about 8 lbs of rocks on top of her cage...lol.
 
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