Clover #10432

Meet Clover: A Curious, Sweet-Natured Companion Looking for a Forever Home<br/><br/>Gentle, curious, and endlessly charming—Clover is the kind of companion that quietly weaves their way into your heart.<br/><br/>Brought into rescue in mid-March 2023 after their previous owner could no longer provide care, Clover has spent the last year thriving in foster care. Now, over 12 months later, this young ball python is more than ready to settle into a forever home of their own.<br/><br/>At just under 3 feet long with a little over 1 inch in girth, Clover is growing beautifully and remains a consistent, healthy eater—never once refusing a meal. Foster mom describes them as snuggly, easy to handle, and extremely curious, often found exploring every inch of their enclosure with calm interest. When not out for a gentle stretch or investigating their surroundings, Clover enjoys resting securely, soaking in the peace of a cozy hide.<br/><br/>Though classified as a common ball python, Clover’s unique patterning hints at something extra—possibly Enchi influence, evident in the brighter tones and reduced pattern often associated with the morph. Their stunning markings make them a standout among so-called “normals.”<br/><br/>Clover would be a wonderful match for both beginner and experienced reptile keepers who can provide a secure, enriching habitat and continued social interaction. They’re a confident and calm snake who thrives with attention and handling, and would love a home where they can continue to explore, grow, and be adored.<br/><br/>Think Clover might be the one for you? Click the Adoption Application button below the bio on the RESCUE WEBSITE, and help this sweet explorer start their next chapter. Here is the link: https://www.smallbreedrescue.org/Home/AnimalDetails/10432<br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE<br/>We can only accept applications from adopters in or near San Diego County, California.<br/>We do not ship reptiles, but in some cases, we may work with adopters willing to travel within Southern California. Final decisions will be made at the discretion of our board of directors.

Meet Clover: A Curious, Sweet-Natured Companion Looking for a Forever Home

Gentle, curious, and endlessly charming—Clover is the kind of companion that quietly weaves their way into your heart.

Brought into rescue in mid-March 2023 after their previous owner could no longer provide care, Clover has spent the last year thriving in foster care. Now, over 12 months later, this young ball python is more than ready to settle into a forever home of their own.

At just under 3 feet long with a little over 1 inch in girth, Clover is growing beautifully and remains a consistent, healthy eater—never once refusing a meal. Foster mom describes them as snuggly, easy to handle, and extremely curious, often found exploring every inch of their enclosure with calm interest. When not out for a gentle stretch or investigating their surroundings, Clover enjoys resting securely, soaking in the peace of a cozy hide.

Though classified as a common ball python, Clover’s unique patterning hints at something extra—po

Meet Clover: A Curious, Sweet-Natured Companion Looking for a Forever Home

Gentle, curious, and endlessly charming—Clover is the kind of companion that quietly weaves their way into your heart.

Brought into rescue in mid-March 2023 after their previous owner could no longer provide care, Clover has spent the last year thriving in foster care. Now, over 12 months later, this young ball python is more than ready to settle into a forever home of their own.

At just under 3 feet long with a little over 1 inch in girth, Clover is growing beautifully and remains a consistent, healthy eater—never once refusing a meal. Foster mom describes them as snuggly, easy to handle, and extremely curious, often found exploring every inch of their enclosure with calm interest. When not out for a gentle stretch or investigating their surroundings, Clover enjoys resting securely, soaking in the peace of a cozy hide.

Though classified as a common ball python, Clover’s unique patterning hints at something extra—possibly Enchi influence, evident in the brighter tones and reduced pattern often associated with the morph. Their stunning markings make them a standout among so-called “normals.”

Clover would be a wonderful match for both beginner and experienced reptile keepers who can provide a secure, enriching habitat and continued social interaction. They’re a confident and calm snake who thrives wit