Olice are investigating a woman who allegedly fed live puppies and kittens to her pet python.
The woman was said to have posted the images of the python crushing the puppies online.
The act was discovered when an animal shelter who posed as a potential buyer approached the woman who said she gave the snake live dogs, cats and birds.
According to the law in the town of Loja, Grenada, she could face animal abuse charges following the allegations.
Royal Pythons are non-venemous but kill their pray by crushing them to death or starving them of oxygen.
They can live for up to 30 years and grow to about 5ft, making them one of the most popular pet snake breeds in the world.
The act was discovered when an animal shelter who posed as a potential buyer approached the woman who said she gave the snake live dogs, cats and birds.
According to the law in the town of Loja, Grenada, she could face animal abuse charges following the allegations.
Royal Pythons are non-venemous but kill their pray by crushing them to death or starving them of oxygen.
They can live for up to 30 years and grow to about 5ft, making them one of the most popular pet snake breeds in the world.
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