This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake had an unfortunate run-in with a dog before we were called out to find and relocate it. Dogs, unlike people, are typically bitten upon second action – where the snake is approached or attacked. This is why rattlesnake aversion training can be critical. Note:* It is a natural question in these […]

It’s always nice when the rattlesnake we’re called to capture ends up being a speckled rattlesnake! These pretty snakes are found near mountains, and we never get tired of them. This one was found late on a summer night near South Mountain, and taken back to the preserve.

It’s always nice when the rattlesnake we’re called to capture ends up being a speckled rattlesnake! These pretty snakes are found near mountains, and we never get tired of them. This one was found late on a summer night near South Mountain, and taken back to the preserve.

A large packrat nest built below dense vegetation is an ideal situation for rattlesnakes to live. These structures might not look like much, but are well-insulated with higher ambient moisture than the surrounding area. This was discussed with the homeowner as part of a property inspection service. For more information on our Property Inspection service: […]

Earlier in the day, a realtor was showing a home and they saw a snake inside. It darted under a couch … and that was that for that sale :/ Marissa was called out to look for it a few hours later, and she found it in the living room trying to find a way […]

This hatchling Coachwhip almost didn’t make it. It was stuck in a trap, doomed to a slow death amongst the skeletons of less lucky reptiles. Marissa was able to get it free, as well as a young gecko, to be released relatively unharmed.

A Sonoran Desert Toad and Western Diamondback Rattlesnake party, found at a home in Tonopah and relocated to a bit of a better situation.

A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was found hidden away between a pole and pot. Any shaded area will help keep a snake keep cool during the hot summer months (this was in August), especially when it means contact with the foundation. 24/7 Snake Removal & Prevention: Phoenix-metro: 480-237-9975 Tucson-metro: 520-308-6211 https://rattlesnakesolutions.com

The ghosts weren’t enough to scare this Western Diamondback Rattlesnake away, who was looking for a nice place in the shade to hang out before resuming its travel to its winter den. During late October, rattlesnakes are active just before dark.

Back in August, a Phoenix homeowner called in for a rattlesnake in her backyard … which ended up being her and all eight of her babies. All were released together to very carefully selected conditions within their natural home range.