In-N-Out Employee Discovered a Python in the Drive Through
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- An employee at an In-N-Out restaurant in southern California uncovered a creature that’s decidedly not on the menu this week
- They discovered a python in the drive-thru area, and then brought it to Pasadena Humane
- Pasadena Humane noted the animal appears to have been “well taken care of, so it’s possible they only recently escaped their home”
Animal style burgers may be a popular option for diners at In-N-Out restaurants, but one employee uncovered a creature that’s decidedly not on the menu.
A staffer, who has not been publicly identified, located a “beautiful” python at the popular fast food chain’s drive-thru in Monrovia, Calif. on Monday, Sept. 29, Pasadena Humane said in a social media statement about the unexpected reptile.
“One of the employees made the surprising discovery and brought the snake to Pasadena Humane,” the organization said in the release. “At this time, we have not determined whether the snake is male or female.”
Pasadena Humane also noted the animal appears to have been “well taken care of, so it’s possible they only recently escaped their home.”
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The group is now hoping to locate the snake’s owner. Photos from the organization show the python safely coiled on a white towel after it had been brought in.
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As previously reported by ABC affiliate KABC, the creature is on a “stray hold” and is not available for adoption.
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