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    Re: San Antonio Breeder Animals Seized: What does this look like to the public?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    That picture is NOT a "reticulated python".......and I so hope the snakes seized aren't in horrible condition.
    Quote Originally Posted by AbsoluteApril View Post
    there were retics in the pictures?
    pix 1 and 3 in the gallery slide show below are 'tics.


    Edit:
    here's an update: the man relinquishes rights to the animals and they are looking for new home placements. can someone in SA pickup a few Clowns for me? story and pix here: https://www.ksat.com/news/man-at-cen...avoids-20k-fee

    Man at center of massive SA snake seizure relinquishes ownership, avoids $20K fee

    SAN ANTONIO - The man at the center of the snake and rodent seizure in San Antonio earlier this month has relinquished ownership of his 136 pythons and more than 400 rodents to Animal Care Services.

    The animals were taken from a home in the 500 block of Katyon Ave. off Rigsby Ave. on Sept. 5.

    As part of the agreement, the man will not have to reimburse ACS for the impounding, care and feeding of the snakes and rodents -- an estimated $20,000.

    ACS is currently in touch with several animal rescue groups and trying to find suitable places to take the animals.

    Twenty-nine snakes were found inside the house in glass cages with no utilities, and 107 others were discovered in plastic storage bins in a padlocked metal shed in the backyard, according to ACS spokeswoman Lisa Norwood.
    Last edited by Ax01; 09-14-2018 at 02:53 PM.
    RIP Mamba
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    Wicked ones now on IG & FB!6292

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