Jeffislovinlife
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Is she a rescue also?
Lets see those pets!
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Wizzlebiz
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She is yes. She was picked up off the street by the PD in Richmond and she was not in great shape. When she got to the shelter she had worms, was severely underweight, dehydrated and had a huge cut on the top of her head that needed stitches. But she made a full recovery and is quite happy now.
Jeffislovinlife
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lokie
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Officer Hops, has been named as a wellness officer with the Yuba City Police Department
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Meet Percy! He's a police department's emotional support bunny
"Being able to hold him, pet him, and just kind of step back from that situation for a minute – regroup is vital," an officer said.
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Jeffislovinlife
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Yep Socrates would love to give that bunny a hugOfficer Hops, has been named as a wellness officer with the Yuba City Police Department
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Meet Percy! He's a police department's emotional support bunny
"Being able to hold him, pet him, and just kind of step back from that situation for a minute – regroup is vital," an officer said.
he he he 
wakeNbaker46
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here's my guy. truly the happiest dog i've ever owned.
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Oldguyrealy
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My Protectors.
Jeffislovinlife
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I can't really tell but is that a spectacle cobra but ether way awesome yuppers I'm so jealous I still want one
Jeffislovinlife
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Yeah Socrates has been grumpy for the last couple days should be all right now the eye caps came off he's a bald python 5 1/2 foot about 
Retired engineer
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Zermatt looking for a treat; he is very persistent…
Jeffislovinlife
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Sign me up for a little squirmy cobra I'm all in 
Jeffislovinlife
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I know that's stare
Fangthane
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I don't scare easily, but cobras are kinda fucking intense to work with. It's a rush being just inches away from something that could deliver a lethal strike in a split second. Definitely wouldn't recommend cobras for anyone's first venomous snake. Best to start with something mildly venomous, like a false water cobra. A single lapse in attention can legitimately mean your ass when you're working cobras.
Jeffislovinlife
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And that is exactly the reason I don't have one I have way too much respect for them
Fangthane
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I didn't really start keeping venomous by choice. I had a buddy who'd wound up in the ER a few times after getting tagged. One time, the dumbass managed to have a bad reaction to a shed fang that jabbed him while he was cleaning out the tank. He took too many stupid chances so I had to save him from himself and take his puff adder away. He loved them, but didn't respect them at all.
Jeffislovinlife
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That is a very bad combination it will get you hurt or like you say dead