A resident of Wyman Street in Jamaica Plain filed a 311 report about the snake in the front yard, although the report does not state if the resident is actually complaining or just posting an appreciation of its sleekness.
Snakes
By adamg - 5/17/20 - 12:06 pm
Cora Carey with the corn snake she briefly fostered. Matching dress a total coincidence, she reports.
On a quiet Friday evening, subscribers to the Keep Roslindale Quirky group on Facebook got an unusual query from Emily Wilcox Gonzalez: Read more.
By adamg - 4/22/19 - 12:53 pm
A worried resident files a 311 complaint about all the snakes on Lambert Street, near Highland Street: Read more.
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By adamg - 8/26/18 - 10:12 am
UPDATE: The snake has been found and is back home; Saugus is safe for teacup poodles again.
Brenda Sweetland reports her son's boa constrictor escaped somehow yesterday. It was last spotted by her mailman scrunched up next to a house on Richard Street near Dudley Street.
I need to get word to people who have small pets. Sorry for this inconvenience to anyone. Please let me know if you happen to see her.
By adamg - 6/2/18 - 5:07 pm
You never know what'll slither into the Charles River when you're just standing there, where Sawmill Brook enters the river at Millennium Park, looking at the little fish swimming by the shore. It was like 18 to 24 inches long.
By adamg - 5/9/18 - 12:50 pm
Brookline Police report a snake found at the Lawton Playground near Allston is now in the custody of town animal control, which assumes the serpent is somebody's pet.
If you’re missing your reptile friend or know the owner, please contact Brookline Animal Control 617-730-2730, or [email protected]
By adamg - 8/7/17 - 4:34 pm
Anne Keane posts a brief video of a snake on the train. Red Line, of course, because, really, what other line would a self-respecting snake take?
By roadman - 2/12/16 - 12:27 pm
This is apparently an issue for Philadelphia as well:
http://www.masstransitmag.com/news/12169402/brief-snake-found-dead-in-tr...
By adamg - 6/29/15 - 7:51 pm
Penelope, is that you?
Brookline Police ask:
Missing a snake? Found on Pond Av today, taken to Boston shelter. Believed to be someone's healthy pet
H/t Steve Annear.
By adamg - 6/24/15 - 7:02 pm
Officers successfully relocate 5-foot Timber Rattlesnake found near an office building near Blue Hills pic.twitter.com/hIY5xPml8A
— MAEnviroPolice (@MAEnviroPolice) June 24, 2015
By adamg - 5/28/15 - 1:16 pm
Loose boa. Photo by Braintree Police.
UPDATE: Teacup-poodle owners can relax: SNAKE HAS BEEN FOUND AND IN CUSTODY WITH ANIMAL CONTROL. AREA IS NOW SAFE
Braintree Police are warning owners of small pets in South Braintree to keep them inside until an escaped boa constrictor is recaptured. Read more.
By adamg - 4/22/15 - 8:45 pm
Kate Lockwood reports:
It's not every day you see someone get on the T carrying a live 6-foot snake. So that happened.
She says the woman had the snake around her neck and that the pair got off at Green Street. She adds the snake:
Was a kind of light brown with black spots I think. I was trying not to stare!
Has Penelope moved to JP?
By adamg - 8/5/13 - 6:42 pm
Python in the Public Garden. Photo by Stevil's wife.
Mike the Mad Biologist reports a guy is standing in the Public Garden this evening, trying to charge $5 to have your photo taken with his ten-foot long python yellow anaconda. Yes, it's alive. Somebody should alert the guy who owns Bobby the mini-pig - he might want to avoid the Public Garden for awhile.
Photo copyright Stevil. Posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.
By adamg - 8/1/13 - 9:43 am
EMTs responded shortly before midnight to Orton Marotta Way, where a 21-year-old man had been bitten in the right hand by a snake. EMTs, unfamiliar with snakes, were unable to identify the breed. The man complained of tingling in his hand but did not have any breathing problems, a spokesman for Boston EMS reports, adding he did not have any details on what the man was doing with the snake. Animal Control did remove the snake from the scene.
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