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Re: Update on the CL boa rescue.. *sigh* I'm still appalled.
Yeah, it occurred to me today that the CL pics showed a water dish and there was none in the tank when we got it, so I'm *hoping* it just got knocked over recently and the snake hasn't actually been sitting in standing water for 2+ months. He's doing quite well so far, as near as I can tell. I haven't seen any mites and as soon as it's safe to do so, we'll be treating him for what we suspect is scale rot (after a confirmed diagnosis).
The kitten, whom I've dubbed Mia, has made an even faster recovery. I knew something was wrong with her but apparently it was just that she was dangerously thin (you could feel every bone in her body, and visibly SEE her heartbeat). After 3 days of free-choice food, she's put on some weight already and is starting to play, explore, and act much more like a normal kitten. It's an incredible relief and joy to see that she's feeling better. Looking back on it, I honestly think she was maybe a week away from starving to death, if that.
Anyways, so far so good. I appreciate everyone's feedback and good wishes, and I'll keep you guys updated if anyone would like to follow their recovery.
Last edited by Surrealle; 10-14-2013 at 06:46 PM.
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