Children were wowed on Tuesday at the Milford Public Library when Detective Frank Gall brought in some of his exotic pet collection to show off to children. The crown jewel of his collection is a massive Burmese python named Elmer. Gall adopted the rescued animals so they wouldn't be euthanized.
Video: Reptiles Slither at Milford Library
Turtles, lizards and snakes were shown off to children by a Milford police detective.
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Liz Cameron June 17, 2013 at 02:50 pm
To clarify, they have 4 cats, and they're only able to take two of them, plus their 14 year old dog.…Read More It was a struggle for them to even find a way to get the dog in the rental agreement, otherwise they would have tried to take them. :(
Susan Sawyer June 17, 2013 at 07:20 pm
Sad that they had to leave these beauties behind. I'm sure they are heartbroken over it.
Lisa Taylor-Austin June 18, 2013 at 09:40 am
Please contact Forgotten Felines in Clinton. They are a no kill cat shelter. Offering "free to…Read More a good home" pets is dangerous. There are bad people out there who take them and sell them to research labs or use them as bait in dog fighting. Please rethink this ad.
CB June 13, 2013 at 10:19 am
Is it still for sale? I might be interested in the dyer if your willing to separate the pair.
I'd like to thank Milford Police Chief Mello for allowing me to represent the department in this capacity and for putting up with snakes and alligators making their way into his office (from time to time.) Det. F. Gall