Rescue!

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I came upon this little guy by chance and I couldn't say no to taking him. He is a sweetheart and very active. The people I got him from rescued him from his original owner. His lost eye looks like it was from possibly a live feeder that got the better of him. I was holding him to check him for mites and he is making the faintest whistling sounds while he breathes. I didn't want to try to pry his mouth open just yet since he just got here today, but I have a theory that his eye injury may extend deeper than just his eye. His nose isn't wet, and the house isn't cold. However, I don't know if the people I got him from gave him a UTH for warmth... also, I have no idea what colors he has going on. The girl said he is albino but iunno. Anyways, just wanted to share this cute noodle.

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His life should be better in your hands. That's a great rescue, great job.:) Keep us posted on his progress.

One eye, or not, very striking.
Maybe lavender snow? Not sure with the intense yellow. Looks like maybe a couple things going on there?
No expert here, but I question the albino.

White snakes just have a fairy tale quality to them.
Enchanting.

(I am assuming this guy is a corn, and not another species of rat snake, but I may be showing my ignorance here.)

After some clicking around...some of the Blizzards have streaks of yellow.
I actually find a tiny bit of colour makes an all white snake more interesting. If I were to buy one from a breeder, I would request they pick one that showed some promise of not developing into a totally chalk white.

I found a forum for "albino" corn snakes that featured many light colored morphs, so maybe people are just using the term in a more general sense.