Appeal to find Gooseberry the snake's owner

An appeal has gone out in an effort to reunite a snake - found in Lytham - with its owner.
Gooseberry the snake found in LythamGooseberry the snake found in Lytham
Gooseberry the snake found in Lytham

The California King Snake was discovered trapped in netting by a shocked couple as they went to pick gooseberries.

Now called Gooseberry, the RSPCA tweeted that the reptile “didn’t have lasting damage and is doing well”.

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The RSPCA urged: “Anyone know who owns him give us a call!”

Gooseberry the snake found in LythamGooseberry the snake found in Lytham
Gooseberry the snake found in Lytham

The California King Snake (Lampropeltis getula californiae) is a non-poisonous snake endemic to the western United States and northern Mexico.

It is relatively small and one of the most popular snakes in captivity.