He’s around my waist and he has my nose.”
And it wasn’t cutting off her breathing or circulation - at least not yet. The snake wasn’t venomous, the woman said. The dispatcher notified paramedics, then tried to figure out more about the woman’s predicament, which was clearly petrifying her. “You have a boa constrictor … You’re outside with a boa constrictor stuck to your face?” “A boa constrictor,” the woman confirmed. The dispatcher seemed incredulous: “Ma’am, you have a what?” I have a boa constrictor stuck to my - my face,” she told the dispatcher. Now, she said, she was on the ground, with an unyielding boa constrictor wrapped around her body. What was unclear is where the woman’s rescue plan went so badly awry. The woman possessed nine other snakes, presumably also rescues, but they weren’t loose and weren’t attacking people at the moment, she told the dispatcher.
They joined a growing assemblage of legless reptiles. The woman had brought the 5½-foot-long snake into her home along with another snake in recent days. There had been some sort of rescue, the woman said after giving her location in the Ohio city of Sheffield Lake and a brief, breathless description of the predicament she was in, according to a 911 recording obtained by the Elyria, Ohio-based Chronicle-Telegram. The 911 dispatcher who answered the woman’s frantic call on Thursday was able to discern some aspects of the interspecies relationship that had suddenly and dangerously soured. The snake and the Ohio woman it was wrapped around had not always been at odds.
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