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Toilet Python Surprises Woman In Hotel Room

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Humane Society Says Snake Probably Didn't Slither Through Pipes

POSTED: Friday, April 16, 2010
UPDATED: 1:45 pm EDT April 16, 2010
A hotel guest in La Vista, Neb., awoke to a strange and slithery sight sitting in her toilet: a 3-foot ball python.

The woman spotted the surprise snake before sitting down. With some help from the Nebraska Humane Society, she got the snake into a pillowcase, reported Omaha TV Station KETV.

Officials with the Nebraska Humane Society said they estimated the python found Thursday morning at the Hampton Inn was about 3 years old. They said pythons aren't typically found in Nebraska, so it's likely this python was a pet.

They added that pythons don't like water, especially cold water, so it's unlikely the snake slithered through sewer pipes.

A caregiver with the Nebraska Human Society said they will wait five days for the owner to come forward before they put it up for adoption.

A spokesperson from Hampton Inn & Suites said the company is investigating where the snake came from.

The hotel said it has a no-pet policy.


http://www.news4jax.com/travelgetaways/23168742/detail.html
 
Well, it's nice to see that the situation is being handled properly! At least they're not euthanizing the poor thing. Good for Nebraska!

Florida would NEVER be that humane!
 
You know... It's funny that this is here... I lost a couple corns one time and low and behold... when a friend of mine went to use the toilet... one of them popped out of the rim!! I don't think I've ever seen my friend move so quick but at least I found the snake :)

I also agree about Florida not being so humane about this type of situation... although.. in the Gainesville area.. we have a pretty good team in place that is better at handling such situations !!
 
Python found in Neb. hotel's potty was lost pet
The Associated Press
Updated: April 16, 2010, 5:51 pm
Published: April 15, 2010, 6:14 pm

The Nebraska Humane Society has tracked down the owner of a python found in a toilet of a La Vista hotel room. They said the owner panicked after losing the pet snake while staying at the Hampton Inn in late March and left without alerting management. The python was found Thursday morning by another guest.

The owner has not been cited.

Hotel officials have declined to comment.

Information from: KETV-TV, http://www.ketv.com


http://www.buffalonews.com/2010/04/15/1020638/snakes-alive-hotel-guest-spots.html
 
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