Another little snake in a house. A homeowner spotted a tiny visitor in the corner. It was another baby Coachwhip, which often end up wandering into homes in the fall. The door was left open for awhile the day before, during which time the little guy just cruised right in.

No matter what, if we see gluetraps we try and take a look to see if any animals can be saved in them. At this one, a gecko and nightsnake had both been killed. Please consider switching away from these things.

A housekeeper spotted a small snake inside a home in Carefree. It ended up being a baby Coachwhip (red racer) that had slipped inside through a small gap under the door. It happens. More about why we sometimes relocate harmless snakes: https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/snakeblog/rattlesnake-solutions/why-relocate-harmless-snakes/

Rattlesnakes can climb many things – trees, rough rock surfaces, bushes and shrubs, etc … but flat steel isn’t among them. More information on Rattlesnake Fencing: https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/keep-snakes-away/snake-fence.php?p=social

A Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake hanging out in a jumble of hose. If it were an orange hose instead of green, this may have been a very different situation! The snake was captured and relocated to very specific conditions.

“nobody here but us hoses” More about why we sometimes relocate harmless snakes: https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/snakeblog/rattlesnake-solutions/why-relocate-harmless-snakes/

In the early morning, a homeowner saw a rattlesnake crawl through the backyard to a corner of the patio. When Marissa arrived to capture it awhile later, she found a second snake as well, likely a mated pair. Also in the note: “They had baby ducks which has nothing to do with this but look […]

A few recent rattlesnakes from around the Phoenix metro area. Can you name the three species shown here? 24/7 Snake Removal & Prevention: Phoenix-metro: 480-237-9975 Tucson-metro: 520-308-6211

It’s a record-breaking summer, with more days over 100˚F than ever before. This presents a lot of challenges for wildlife, often putting them in conflict with people. We don’t yet know exactly how this will affect rattlesnakes in the long term, but we can say that this year we have been exceptionally busy. Rattlesnakes and […]

As the monsoon season progresses, our team gets busier than ever. The baby rattlesnakes start being born with the incoming humidity, and snakes of all age classes and species are on the move. This begins the most critical period in their lives — the late-season push to eat as much as possible and make the best of […]