Another near-death of a harmless snake due to a gluetrap. This one lucked out by being spotted in time for Marissa to come rescue it. Most often, this is not an expected result for homeowners. It can be a shock, and very often once something like this happens, the remaining traps go into the trash.

This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was spotted by a dog in Mesa. The homeowner noticed the dog staring at something and backing up (good dog!) and went to check it out, and it was this well-hidden Western Diamondback Rattlesnake. The shed behind it is an ideal situation for rattlesnakes, with plenty of cover and easy access. […]

A pest control company spotted this tiny newborn Western Diamondback Rattlesnake resting under a mat in the backyard of a Scottsdale home. We got a call to help it move along, and Marissa picked a spot where it would be better off.

A Tiger Rattlesnake took temporary refuge under some stuff stored in the backyard of an Ahwatukee home. Marissa helped it get back to the mountain nearby.

Dryer vents can be easy access for all kinds of stuff to get into the house if they open up or become damaged. This Coachwhip discovered this about the same time that the homeowner did. Amazingly, Marissa was actually able to get ahold of this very fast and wary snake and help it get back […]

Some bags of debris were temporarily stored alongside a home in Scottsdale, making a good spot for some snakes to move in. A Mojave Rattlesnake was the first one spotted, and a Sonoran Gophersnake showed up as well. Both were moved to ideal microhabitat within their estimated home range. Most importantly: the situation they found […]

A very well hidden Western Diamondback Rattlesnake found in a Scottsdale courtyard back in August.

This baby Longnosed Snake got itself into some trouble. It had fallen into a pool and managed to get into the filter to avoid drowning. Thankfully, the homeowners spotted it and Marissa was able to rescue the little one so it could try this whole “living for more than a month” thing again.

Some people were working on this home in this under ground room that was all dirt and were rattled at. There ended up being two speckled rattlesnakes under there. The door to the room had a big gap underneath and the home was on the mountain, making a perfect aestivation cave. It was a lot cooler […]

A Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake hiding under a rock, doing its best geology impression. A week prior, a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake and Blacktailed Rattlesnake were found at the same property, all near pool equipment.