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PCN shelter reports first reptile intake: tan snake named Draco
Summary
A staff member said PCN accepted its first reptile — a tan snake called Draco — after the animal's owner was evicted from an apartment; no further details about species, health or disposition were provided.
A staff member said PCN accepted its first reptile — a tan snake named Draco — after the animal's owner was evicted from an apartment.
PCN staff described the intake as the first reptile the organization has handled. The meeting transcript did not include details about Draco's species beyond 'snake,' nor did it specify the animal's health status, housing plan, or potential adoption timeline.
The staff member said, “It's a first for PCN. It's a reptile, a tan snake named Draco. He came to the shelter when his owner was evicted from an apartment.” The remarks were presented as an informational update; the transcript shows no motion, vote, or formal directive related to the intake.
Information about care arrangements, whether PCN has specialized facilities for reptiles, and next steps for Draco was not specified during the discussion.
