The snakes were transported to an animal shelter for examination and potential re-homing
Members of the Camas Police Department and Animal Control responded to a call of large snakes in Lacamas Park. Upon arrival, they were able to locate eight medium-sized pythons near the parking area of Lacamas Park at Round Lake. The snakes ranged in size from approximately three feet to over six feet in length.
An extensive search of the immediate area was conducted and no additional snakes were located.
These types of snakes are not native to the Pacific Northwest and are usually owned by individuals as pets. Authorities are assuming the snakes were dumped in the park by a previous owner.
Officers were able to safely contain the snakes. With the assistance of Animal Control the snakes were transported to an animal shelter for examination and potential re-homing.
Information provided by Camas Police Department.
These are ball pythons. They are very docile.
Plz dont kill them…they are beautiful and passive reptiles!
It is Camas/Washougal Animal Control Officer Bryan Caine. Not Clark County Animal Control.
“Camas Police Officer Gary Manning shows one of the SNEAKERS recovered at Lacamas Park.”
Oops.
Please re home don’t put them back
Look like boas, not pythons