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Baby Longnosed Snake Rescue

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.

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A Perfect Rattlesnake Den

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 […]

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Rosemary Attracts Rattlesnakes

Rosemary – one of the most rattlesnake-friendly situations that a homeowner can put in place. The only thing that might attract more rattlesnakes would be a rodent breeding facility. These plants tend to create a massive amount of dead organic material, which retains moisture and provides great opportunity for thermoregulation, predation, hiding, giving birth, and […]

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Rattlesnake Stuck In A Glue Trap

Another gluetrap situation that nearly killed a non-target animal. This baby Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, and a Western Banded Gecko, were hopelessly stuck in the trap. They were rescued and released to better surroundings. If your pest control operator has these in your garage, consider other options.

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Baby Longnosed Snake Inside A House

A baby Longnosed Snake found its way into a Scottsdale home back in August. These snakes, for a short time each monsoon season, become the most likely snake to find inside of homes for a few reasons. Thankfully, they are entirely harmless, and can be just released outside if found.

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