Have I been dubbed the 'Animal Martyr'? LOL

SterlingAcres

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Apr 17, 2008
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Seriously... I'm beginning to wonder how people see me.
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DH and coworkers caught this little guy in a room at work and he brought it home for me to 'identify and save'...
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I'm fairly certain it's a juvenile milk snake. PA only has 3 venomous snakes and it's certainly not a copperhead or rattler, so we're good. I released it in the pasture.
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It's the same for me! Just because I love animals and we have some property, everyone thinks I want any free animal that may come along - "Our neighbor has an old deaf, blind horse that's missing most of it's teeth and he needs a new home-do you want him?" "A co-worker has a pot-bellied pig that's rooting up her yard - do you want him?"
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I have to admit, sometimes I do take them (not those two!), so I guess I deserve their questions
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Nice job on the snakey save - it's a cutie. Hope it's happy where you've loosed it and doesn't return for snacks!
Liz
 
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Oh gosh, even my parents have done that. "Hey, now that you have land, do you want some rabbits, pigs or beef cows? Our friends... yadda yadda yadda."... Really?! No, I don't want them. LOL I'd have to clear my land!
 
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Pennsylvania has 18 native snake species. 3 are poisonous. This little guy was found inside one of the silos at DH's job. I looked through all the online photos I could find. It was either a rat snake or a milk snake.

Or am I wrong?
 

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