"How does an escaped python make it the approximately 40 miles from her home in San Bernardino to the newly opened Monrovia In-N-Out location? The Pasadena Humane Society still isn't sure. On Monday, Henny, a 3- to 4-foot long, 3.6-pound python, was found by a worker in the In-N-Out drive thru and reported her to animal control. Two days later, Henny's family came forward to claim the snake after a member of the family recognized Henny on the news."
"The family said Henny had been missing since escaping from their San Bernardino home on Aug. 11, according to the Pasadena Humane Society. The family came to the humane society to confirm Henny's identity and she was reunited with her family. During her stay with us, Henny had been a little shy, the Pasadena Humane Society wrote on social media. But the moment she was back in her family's arms, she relaxed completely, posing for photos"
Henny, a 3- to 4-foot-long, 3.6-pound python, was found in the drive-thru at the newly opened Monrovia In-N-Out after a worker reported her to animal control. The Pasadena Humane Society said it is unclear how Henny traveled the approximately 40 miles from her San Bernardino home. Two days after the discovery, a family member recognized Henny on the news and reported that she had been missing since escaping their San Bernardino home on Aug. 11. The family confirmed Henny's identity at the humane society and reclaimed her. Henny was shy during her stay but relaxed and posed for photos once reunited.
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