Over the weekend, I made my usual trip to the local large chain pet store to purchase some frozen rats for feeding. Whenever I go into these stores I always check out their Herp section (it is a pretty good selection might I add, but none the less same typical care provided

).
But what I did notice was that on the Ball Python display was a note that said "Think Adoption First - We have a Ball Python that is available for adoption...."
So I asked the clerk at the checkout what the story was with the little guy, and to which I was informed he requires
force feeding..
So I want to ask you guys.. How serious is this issue? My first thought is that they have no idea how to provide care for these animals and that I could probably get him eating, but at the same time I have never dealt with force feeding, luckily my current Ball has a great feeding response (although I think he is blind LOL) and my Carpet is a garbage disposal..
I guess I don't want to take the responsibilty of adopting this guy, if there is a chance that I can't get him to feed and would rather let someone else who might have a better shot at saving him get it. I do know his days are numbered being at the store though..
Any advice?
**yes I spelled "feeding" wrong lol**