Timmy;s Not in the Well, but Real Life Cat Lassie Saves Baby from Pythons

 

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ROM (Chase\’s Calendar of Events) (p. 232). McGraw-Hill. Kindle Edition.’,’Paul

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This carpet python is distant relative of the \”group hugger\” Duchess discovered

snuggling up to baby Zara.

\r\n\r\n(Lismore, New South Wales) Tess

Guthrie, from the far north coast of Australia, knew something was bothering her

kitty, Duchess. She just didn’t know what. For several days the normally calm

cat had been refusing to eat and hissing ferociously seemly at nothing. Guthrie was

so concerned she called her vet.\r\n\r\n\”There I was, at 9.30pm on Saturday night,

ringing the vet because I thought the cat was sick,\” Guthrie said in an interview.\r

\n\r\nThen at 3:30 a.m. the fangs really hit the fan. That’s when Guthrie awoke

to the sound of her cat hissing fiercely. When she turned over, the young mom

found a six-foot-long coastal python (or as they call them Down Under, a carpet

snake) coiled three times around her two-year old daughter’s left arm.\r\n\r

\nAt first Guthrie believed she was dreaming, but it was actually a living nightmare.

\”I couldn\’t believe it … at the same time I was freaking out at what I was seeing, I

realized what the cat had been carrying on about it for days,\” Guthrie said in an

interview.\r\nGuthrie grabbed the snake’s head. As the frantic mum

unwrapped the coils, the nonvenomous snake struck Zara’s hand three times.

\r\n\r\n\”In my head I was just going through this unbelievable terror. My thought

was that it was going to actually kill her (Zara), because it was wrapped so tight,\”

Guthrie told the Brisbane Times. \”Her little arm was bleeding really bad from the

bites. All I could feel was blood. And Zara was screaming by that stage. I was in

hysterics. It was such a shocking thing to wake up to. It was just terrifying.\”\r\n\r

\nLittle Zara was treated at Lismore Base Hospital and released.\r\n\r\nThe local

snake wrangler, Tex Tillis (most likely not from Texas) relocated the snake into the

wild at Guthrie’s request. Tillis told the Daily Telegraph, the snake didn’t

want to eat the baby. \”It was trying to have a group hug.\”\r\n\r\nHippie stuff aside,

a hug around the neck wouldn’t have been a healthy thing for the toddler.\r\n\r

\nThree cheers and a bag of catnip for Duchess, whose vigilance gave Guthrie time

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from the far north coast of Australia, knew something was bothering her kitty,

Duchess. She just didn’t know what. For several days the normally calm cat

had been refusing to eat and hissing ferociously seemly at nothing. Guthrie was so

concerned she called her vet.\r\n\r\nThen at 3:30 a.m. the fangs really hit the fan.

That’s when Guthrie awoke to the sound of her cat hissing fiercely. When she

turned over, the young mom found a six-foot-long coastal python (or as they call

them Down Under, a carpet snake) coiled three times around her two-year old

daughter’s left arm.’,’publish’,’closed’,’closed’,”,’timmys-not-in-the-well-but-

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(Lismore, New South Wales) Tess Guthrie, from the far north coast of Australia,

knew something was bothering her kitty, Duchess. She just didn’t know what.

For several days the normally calm cat had been refusing to eat and hissing

ferociously seemly at nothing. Guthrie was so concerned she called her vet.\n\n

\”There I was, at 9.30pm on Saturday night, ringing the vet because I thought the

cat was sick,\” Guthrie said in an interview.\n\nThen at 3:30 a.m. the fangs really hit

the fan. That’s when Guthrie awoke to the sound of her cat hissing fiercely.

When she turned over, the young mom found a six-foot-long coastal python (or as

they call them Down Under, a carpet snake) coiled three times around her two-

year old daughter’s left arm.\n\nAt first Guthrie believed she was dreaming,

but it was actually a living nightmare. \”I couldn\’t believe it … at the same time I

was freaking out at what I was seeing, I realized what the cat had been carrying on

about it for days,\” Guthrie said in an interview.\nGuthrie grabbed the snake’s

head. As the frantic mum unwrapped the coils, the nonvenomous snake struck

Zara’s hand three times.\n\n\”In my head I was just going through this

unbelievable terror. My thought was that it was going to actually kill her (Zara),

because it was wrapped so tight,\” Guthrie told the Brisbane Times. \”Her little arm

was bleeding really bad from the bites. All I could feel was blood. And Zara was

screaming by that stage. I was in hysterics. It was such a shocking thing to wake

up to. It was just terrifying.\”\n\nLittle Zara was treated at Lismore Base Hospital

and released.\n\nThe local snake wrangler, Tex Tillis (most likely not from Texas)

relocated the snake into the wild at Guthrie’s request. Tillis told the Daily

Telegraph, the snake didn’t want to eat the baby. \”It was trying to have a

group hug.\”\n\nHippie stuff aside, a hug around the neck wouldn’t have been

a healthy thing for the toddler.\n\nThree cheers and a bag of catnip for Duchess,

whose vigilance gave Guthrie time to save the baby’s life. Well done,

Kitty.’,’Timmy’s Not in the Well, but Real Life Cat Lassie Saves Baby from

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This carpet python is distant relative of the \”group hugger\” Duchess discovered

snuggling up to baby Zara.

\n\n(Lismore, New South Wales) Tess

Guthrie, from the far north coast of Australia, knew something was bothering her

kitty, Duchess. She just didn’t know what. For several days the normally calm

cat had been refusing to eat and hissing ferociously seemly at nothing. Guthrie was

so concerned she called her vet.\n\n\”There I was, at 9.30pm on Saturday night,

ringing the vet because I thought the cat was sick,\” Guthrie said in an interview.\n

\nThen at 3:30 a.m. the fangs really hit the fan. That’s when Guthrie awoke to

the sound of her cat hissing fiercely. When she turned over, the young mom found a

six-foot-long coastal python (or as they call them Down Under, a carpet snake)

coiled three times around her two-year old daughter’s left arm.\n\nAt first

Guthrie believed she was dreaming, but it was actually a living nightmare. \”I

couldn\’t believe it … at the same time I was freaking out at what I was seeing, I

realized what the cat had been carrying on about it for days,\” Guthrie said in an

interview.\nGuthrie grabbed the snake’s head. As the frantic mum unwrapped

the coils, the nonvenomous snake struck Zara’s hand three times.\n\n\”In my

head I was just going through this unbelievable terror. My thought was that it was

going to actually kill her (Zara), because it was wrapped so tight,\” Guthrie told the

Brisbane Times. \”Her little arm was bleeding really bad from the bites. All I could

feel was blood. And Zara was screaming by that stage. I was in hysterics. It was

such a shocking thing to wake up to. It was just terrifying.\”\n\nLittle Zara was

treated at Lismore Base Hospital and released.\n\nThe local snake wrangler, Tex

Tillis (most likely not from Texas) relocated the snake into the wild at Guthrie’s

request. Tillis told the Daily Telegraph, the snake didn’t want to eat the baby.

\”It was trying to have a group hug.\”\n\nHippie stuff aside, a hug around the neck

wouldn’t have been a healthy thing for the toddler.\n\nThree cheers and a bag

of catnip for Duchess, whose vigilance gave Guthrie time to save the baby’s

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