Pet Connection: Meet Saint
He's the longest rescue animal at Kritter Krazy, in more ways than one.
Last weekend, a lot of you were probably spending your St. Patrick’s Day celebrating in downtown Fargo.
In spite of St. Patrick’s famous snake-ridding skills, there’s one in our region no one’s managed to move along yet.
And this Saint — a Ball python — has the patience of a Saint.
He’s Kritter Krazy’s longest rescue, having been there without being adopted longer than any other animal.
He’s a pretty long fellow, too.
Adult Ball pythons can get up to about five feet long, which actually is a fairly manageable size for a full-grown snake.
They can also live to be about 30 years old, which is a nice long lifespan for a pet, compared with many other species.
Saint, like many Ball pythons, has a quite agreeable personality.
He eats frozen, defrosted rodents, so you won’t need to worry about feeding him live food.
And he’s a very handsome guy, with striking coloration and pattern all over his scales.
If you think gorgeous Saint has waited long enough for his shot at a forever home, check out Kritter Krazy for more information at this link.
https://www.facebook.com/KKRERESCUE
