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Belfast: Python rescued after house fire

Police officers helped rescue a reticulated python from a house fire in north Belfast on Friday.

The snake was discovered after reports of the fire at a terraced house on Crosby Street, in the Peter’s Hill area, just before 08:00 GMT.

No other occupants were trapped in the property, which was severely damaged by smoke.

Police said arrangements had been made for the python, named Jenner, to be placed in the care of a local animal rescue centre.


BBC News

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