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Tooele Animal Control searching for missing 8-foot-long snake
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Tooele, Utah — According to the Tooele City Police Department, an 8-foot long boa constrictor is currently on the loose after escaping its home Friday.
Police say the missing snake was in a plastic container in the backyard when it was knocked over, allowing it to roam free.
According to Animal control, they spent 90 minutes searching for the boa before giving up.
Anyone who sees the snake is advised to call non-emergency dispatch, and not approach or pick it up.
According to the owner, the snake is not aggressive but they don’t want anyone grabbing it.
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