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Baby Rattlesnake at a Home In Cave Creek

A late night little guy. This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was the first rattlesnake the homeowners have seen in the four years they’ve lived in the area. It’s likely not the first that’s seen them, though, being the first house on the end of the street opposite a wash. This is a very common situation here […]

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Mojave Rattlesnake in Busy Snake Neighborhood

This little Mojave Rattlesnake was picked up on Halloween by Dane up in Yavapai Hills. Earlier in the year, the same home had an Arizona Black Rattlesnake, and the neighbor called in with a Blacktailed Rattlesnake. Fun neighborhood 🙂 Northern Mojave Rattlesnake (Crotalus scutulatus scutulatus) https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/MojaveRattlesnake

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Mojave Rattlesnake at Construction Site

From Maggie on a recent call in Carefree, Arizona: “I was called out to an active construction sight to grab this little rattlesnake who was accidentally halting progress. (Mostly due to cuteness!) The workers were able to watch it from a safe distance while I drove to the sight. I quickly secured the snake and […]

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Western Diamondback Rattlesnake In Backyard

Just barely visible in the first photo, this Western Diamondback Rattlesnake got itself well situated in a hesperaloe by the time CJ arrived to get it. There is a lot of great habitat all around, but all private property and inaccessible. He managed to find a perfect relocation site, though a bit further away than […]

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Mojave Rattlesnake in the Yard

Another Mojave Rattlesnake, this time out in Williamson Valley in an area where most homes are on multiple acres. The snake was found heading under a covered Grill on the back patio. Multiple bird feeders and a large chicken coop were also on the property near the home, which likely contributed to the snake’s presence. […]

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Rattlesnake Bites a Dog in Scottsdale

Early in the morning, while it was still dark, the homeowner heard her dog crying outside, as if something had happened. She quickly rushed out, brought her dog inside, and noticed some swelling on its face. Concerned, she took the dog to the vet, who confirmed it had been bitten by a rattlesnake. A few […]

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Baby Rattlesnake Bites Dogs

The previous night, one of the dogs at this house came back with a swollen nose. Then, the others’ neck started to swell, and off to the vet they went. We got a call to try and find the snake in the yard, and Marissa found a baby Western Diamondback Rattlesnake hiding out in some […]

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Little Snake With A Big Prize

This ambitious little sausage was found on a playground at a school. It had apparently found something big to eat … so big it could barely move to cover from where it was found. Marissa was very careful to move it without causing it to lose its big prize. At this time of the year, […]

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Rattlesnake in Garage in Cave Creek, Arizona

A homeowner heard a rattle when he got out of his car … in the garage. He didn’t see the snake, but that sound is unmistakable. He called our hotline, and Jeff went out to try and find it. It wasn’t visible, but tapping the ground with his tongs made it sound off from the […]

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These Neighborhoods Have the MOST Rattlesnakes

People ask all the time—residents, soon-to-be residents, everyone—“Does my city have a lot of rattlesnakes?” and “How likely am I to actually see one?” In this episode, we break it down so you can figure it out for yourself. We show you how to tell whether your neighborhood is one where rattlesnakes show up often, […]

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