A standard Cave Creek door greeter, avoiding the sun of the day in the well-shaded entryway. This little Western Diamondback Rattlesnake even found some decorations to pretty it up a bit. It was helped to a less toe-friendly situation within its home range.
Continue reading..Cave Creek Rattlesnake Door BuddyAnother bit of cold weather coming up, and then rattlesnake prime time begins. This backyard doesn’t care though, because all entrances are sealed up to 1/4″ or less. Our schedule will be filling up faster than a rattlesnake strike (yes that was cheesy, sorry, it’s early), so if rattlesnake fencing is part of your 2025 […]
Continue reading..Snake Proof GateIn context, the camouflage of a Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake is about perfect. The homeowner, working outside near this creosote for a few hours before noticing one of the rocks looked a little off. Marissa was called out to help it get up the mountain.
Continue reading..Speckled Rattlesnake Extreme CamoThis little Longnosed Snake was found just like this in a pool. Snakes and other small animals often fall in while trying to get a drink, and can drown. This one found a ledge, though, so was able to be rescued. This is a pretty common situation in Scottsdale, where this happened.
Continue reading..Longnosed Snake Fell Into The PoolA truly ironic picture: a trap designed to kill rodents, instead killed a predator that would kill countlessly more rodents within its lifetime. Not only that, this species eats rattlesnakes. If your pest control guy insists on putting these in the garage, it may be time to put both the traps and that company into […]
Continue reading..Glue Traps Can Result In More RodentsAn early February rattlesnake relocation to a garage in the east valley. This often prompts comments like “too soon I thought they were hibernating!!!!” … but situations like this mean the snake had been hiding in the garage for a few months now. The little Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was relocated to a better spot for […]
Continue reading..Early February Rattlesnake Relocation CallThe reality of development. This sidewinder was found dead at a construction site. Nearby, there was also a dead Mojave Rattlesnake. Every time native desert is processed into the latest batch of homes, this is the situation for hundreds of small animals. Yes, we do often try and contact developers when large new developments come […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnakes And Small Animals Die As Homes Are BuiltThis little rattlesnake was first seen by the homeowner as it crawled into a bush in the backyard. He watched the bush carefully, but by the time Marissa got out there, it had escaped. She searched the backyard and ended up finding the little guy cruising around on the opposite end of the yard.
Continue reading..Backyard Sneaky SnakeA baby Western Diamondback Rattlesnake found in a pool filter in Scottsdale. The homeowner spotted it when he took the cover off to clean it and got a surprise. In situations like this, it’s unclear how long the snake was stuck in there. It found a ledge to stay up out of the water, but […]
Continue reading..Baby Rattlesnake In The PoolA Mojave Rattlesnake found taking cover in a storage area at an airB&B. It rattled at the homeowner as he walked by. Marissa was called out to Mesa to help this one get to a better situation for everyone.
Continue reading..Mojave Rattlesnake On Vacation