Woman says she’s ‘too scared’ to use the toilet after finding a snake in the bowl
Woman says she’s ‘too scared’ to use the toilet after finding a snake in the bowl
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A childcare worker is too scared to use the bathroom in her own home – after opening the lid to discover a snake in the water. Kacey-Leigh Moss went to use the loo around 6 am when she said she suddenly saw a snake’s head on her toilet seat. The 21-year-old ran to fetch her boyfriend Harvey – who didn’t believe her – and called the RSPCA to retrieve it.
![[PIC FROM KENNEDY NEWS AND MEDIA (PICTURED: KACEY-LEIGH MOSS, 21) A childcare worker claims she is now too scared to use the bathroom in her own home - after catching a photo of a SNAKE in the toilet. Kacey-Leigh Moss went to use the loo at six am this morning when she says she suddenly saw a snake's head on her toilet seat. The 21-year-old ran to fetch her boyfriend Harvey who did not believe her at first, since they do not own any snakes. DISCLAIMER: While Kennedy News and Media uses its best endeavours to establish the copyright and authenticity of all pictures supplied, it accepts no liability for any damage, loss or legal action caused by the use of images supplied and the publication of images is solely at your discretion. SEE KENNEDY NEWS COPY - 0161 697 4266]](https://metro.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/SEI_237185805-5a64-e1737991776854.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&w=646)
A representative for the RSPCA arrived later in the morning, only to find the snake had gone back down the pipes. Kacey-Leigh, from Burnley in Lancashire, said: ‘I woke up at about 6 am to go to the toilet and as I turned the light on and got closer to the toilet I could see a snake’s head lying on the toilet seat.
‘As I got closer it was all spiralled inside the toilet. I just completely froze. I’d never been so scared in my life.’. Kacey-Leigh said she and her boyfriend began Facetiming people – who didn’t believe them, so she posted the photos on Facebook.
She added: ‘Harvey tried to get some close-up pictures of it and as he’d gotten close to it, it kind of jumped at him. ‘We googled possible places where they could come and collect it. The RSPCA didn’t open until eight so we had to wait two hours to be able to ring them. They said it’s quite an unusual situation. It’s very rare obviously in the UK.’.
Kacey-Leigh said the RSCPA worker tried to use a hook to help the snake slither out – but the creature’s stomach was stuck in the pipe, forcing it to wriggle further down. ‘I feel awful that it’s potentially lurking in my pipes still. I’m petrified, I can’t even go for a wee. Luckily I’ve not needed the toilet yet but when I do I don’t know what I’m going to do.’.
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