For those who live in or near Cambridge, Ontario, Canada and have lost your desert kingsnake or knows someone who has, the Cambridge & District Humane Society wants to return the pet snake to its owner. The apparent desert kingsnake was found in Lena Crescent September 7 and is being held at the Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge in Nanticoke. After that, it will be determined if the snake can be adopted out, which can take several days to weeks. It is black and yellow in coloration and grows to up to six feet in length, though the average length is closer to three to four feet. It feeds on rodents, reptile eggs, venomous and non-venomous snakes and smaller lizards and other small prey.