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[freakoverdose1]

As you all may or may not know or if you haven't read my previously submitted thread. I am deploying for four months. I still have not found a place for my two bci's that I recently took in. I only have about a week and a couple of days before I leave and I am desperatly looking for someone to take them in . I will pay for shipping! Pleassssssseeee, someone help. I have a 5 foot male and a 7 foot female..... i am desperate because regardless if I find someplace for them or not, I am leaving. There is nothing i can do about that.

[freakoverdose1]

I will be in michigan from saturday to wednesday, and will be able to ship them on thursday of next week. As I am leaving that sunday, the 9th

[freakoverdose1]

If no one will take them, I think i have read in this forum before about a georgia reptile rescue center that will take them. N e one know anything about this?

[JLC]

This really stinks, Justin! I hope you find someone to take them. I will talk to my husband about it tonight, but since he's paranoid about big snakes and we are also moving during that time you'll be away...it is unlikely that I would be able to take them. If I CAN do it, it will be on the condition that it is "snakesitting" and nothing more...I would give them back to you as soon as you get settled again. Like I said...I'm not holding out much hope...but since it would be a temporary situation, I should at least ask. I'll let ya know tomorrow.

[Sassafrass]

I so wish I had the room to take them for you...but I just cant shove anyone else in this one bedroom apartment. Good luck on finding someone.

[gozetec02]

Is this snake sitting or are you looking for a permanent home. What kind of enclosure do you have these guys in.

[Wizill]

that is what i would like to know.

[freakoverdose1]

well, i wouldn't be back until november and after that i do not know the status of where I will be. So. I could not tell you wether it will be sitting or permanent. I dont know. Like i said, there is nothing absolutly nothing I can do about this.

They are in a 75 gallon aquarium

[Wizill]

have a look at http://www.grare.org/. on their donations page it says they are currently able to handle snakes under 10 feet, and a lisenced rescue like that would be a perfect place. if you cannot find homes, they will be more than happy too. and just fyi, it's not THAT easy to adopt an animal from a rescue. you are usually asked extensive amounts of questions in the adoption form, and must give detailed answers if you want a reply... so what im saying is, your boas will get a good owner.

[Wizill]

btw justin, your situation is perfect for a rescue. they will gladly take in a snake that isn't able to be cared for due to deployment, moving, any life-changing situation like that. i think the only thing that annoys good-hearted reptile rescue workers is when people dump the animals bc they just are bored with them... or are too uneducated too care for them, such as a burm that was once a "cute little baby snake".