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What type of pet was the boa constrictor found in West Village by December 31, 2024?
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Pet of a resident in the West Village • 25%
Pet of a resident in another NYC neighborhood • 25%
Pet of a non-NYC resident • 25%
Unknown or unclaimed • 25%
Official statement from Animal Care Centers of NYC (NYCACC) or NYPD
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3-Foot-Long Boa Constrictor Found on NYC Street, Corralled by NYPD
Aug 4, 2024, 08:35 PM
A 3-foot-long boa constrictor, believed to be a neighborhood pet, was found slithering across a street in the West Village, New York City. The New York Police Department (NYPD) officers received a 911 call about the snake and successfully managed to corral it. The snake was then transported to the nearest Animal Care Centers of NYC (NYCACC) for further handling.
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Jailed • 25%
Community Service • 25%
No Penalty • 25%
Local Zoo • 25%
Out-of-State Zoo • 25%
Wildlife Sanctuary • 25%
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Zoo • 25%
Wildlife Sanctuary • 25%
Returned to Owner • 25%
Euthanized • 25%
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Pets (e.g., dogs, cats) • 25%
Wildlife (e.g., deer, raccoons) • 25%
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Other reason • 25%