Need help asap rescued boa please read

Not even sure what it is its about 4 feet long looks like a red tail boa but where the tail should be red its black,... it has been in an abandoned building without heat or food for 1+ month its winter in cleveland so night time could be 30 degrees... Tried feeding it live mice and pre killed, wouldn't touch either I think its too weak... it moves around but it sometimes looks like a spider with moderate to severe wobble I just started getting into BPs but know nothing about boas and am still fairly new to snakes in general any help is appreciated sorry if Im posting in an improper section but I'm using a friends computer and am limited on time to collect answers.

Did you really need to post this three times?

The snake may be in bad health so I recommend a phone for a vet and not a computer asking people for opinions on a forum

sorry as i said limited on time my PC broke and I'm posting in boas and the two places with the most viewing moderators please feel free to remove posts as necessary kind of a last ditch effort to get some help thats all

Not wealthy cant afford a large vet bill but also couldn't turn my head and leave the snake to die in the icy cold weather

well thanks anyway guys/gals Im out for the night will try what i can find on google

Bring it in from the cold don't let it die, i'll take it if you don't want it.

You need to consult a vet. If you can't afford to take care of this snake, then maybe you should find someone else who can.

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If you can't afford a vet, try contacting these guys. They are a Reptile Rescue in Cinncinati, but they may know of someone local that can help.

http://www.arrowheadreptilerescue.org/Web/about/

It also wouldn't hurt to at least call some vets and tell them the situation. I have heard of some vets offering their services at a discount for rescued animals. It won't hurt to try. And they also may know of some local rescues that may be able to help.

Hopefully this boa can be saved. Good luck, and thank you for getting it out of the cold. I would also suggest keeping it away from your other reptiles.

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Originally Posted by BPNoobie

Not wealthy cant afford a large vet bill but also couldn't turn my head and leave the snake to die in the icy cold weather

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You need to find a reptile rescue and surrender the Boa. I'm not trying to be harsh but if you can't provide proper care and rehabilitation, then your not rescuing it, your prolonging its suffering, even it it ultimately survives.