A homeowner called the hotline about a medium sized black and white snake in the bedroom. Austin went out and after a bit of searching, spotted this California Kingsnake in the bathroom. The snake was a bit too big to get through small cracks or doors, so it likely caem through an open door propped open for awhile … which they sometimes do. The snake was relocated to a rodent hole in nearby desert.
Two separate kingsnakes relocated from a hole alongside a Scottsdale patio. These are harmless snakes, but we understand that sharing space with snakes of any kind can be a longer term project. In the meantime, the snakes get to survive with a bit of inconvenience.
More about why we sometimes relocate harmless snakes: https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/snakeblog/rattlesnake-solutions/why-relocate-harmless-snakes/
A homeowner went out to water plants and she spotted this kingsnake slithering through the backyard. She knew it was harmless, but for many people it takes some time to get used to sharing space with any snakes. These become great educational sessions, where people can see these animals safely, and begin the process of feeling better about them.
More about why we sometimes relocate harmless snakes: https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/snakeblog/rattlesnake-solutions/why-relocate-harmless-snakes/
