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25.01.2022 Hi wildlife fans, This is Yo here. Just wanted to say a big thanks to all the parents around the world, who supported their kids in joining the climate change protesters yesterday. ... It’s a small but necessary step to show governments we don’t want our air and water poisoned and forests destroyed for money. We know there are better, cleaner ways of achieving the same results. Let’s use them instead of the poisonous stuff......just an idea. Try to stay dry today! Cheers Yo

24.01.2022 Imagine stepping outside and spotting this...

24.01.2022 Hi Everyone, Our email on the website is off line temporarily. If you need questions answered or wish to book in a snake catcher, please call the office directly on 1300 5999 38. Many thanks.

18.01.2022 The Global Climate Strike in sydney is next Friday. The Earth is in peril but this is our chance to join young people worldwide and change the direction of history. Together we can create a livable future for everything on the planet!

15.01.2022 Rescued this little dude with 4 of his bro’s and sisters yesterday. It’s super dry everywhere now. Please leave water out for our wildlife and bees. Happy new year!

10.01.2022 PORT MACQUARIE FIRES For any injured reptiles due to the fires around port Macquarie and surrounding areas, please call the Sydney Snake catchers on 1300 599 938 OR reptile solutions on 0450 430 480 and we will do our best to assist if safe and. possible. Thank you and please share Photo credit - Nadia

06.01.2022 The NSW Premier has declared a State of Emergency due to the catastrophic fire conditions. Over 850,000 hectares of land, homes and lives have tragically been l...ost already and it is impossible to comprehend the number of native animals that have been killed. There are still over 60 fires burning and conditions are forecast to get worse. To help wildlife please donate to our emergency fund: https://www.wires.org.au/donate/emergency-fund For more information on the fires visit our site: https://www.wires.org.au/blog/nsw-fire-catastrophe

06.01.2022 I’ve been out conducting building assessments in Malua Bay. So much destruction of homes and bush land. The photo of burnt land was a swamp!!! Other photos show home owners who lost homes, still thinking to leave water out for wildlife. Bloody legendary! Stay safe everyone!

06.01.2022 Join women researching and talking herpetology for a conference, celebrating the careers and research of women in Australian herpetology.

05.01.2022 Hi everyone, We have been getting asked why we charge for snake removals? We at Sydney Snake Catchers charge fees and provide a professional snake removal service. ... The reasons we charge. 1. For the catchers time. 2. It is a dangerous job and catchers have a family to consider. 3. License to catch native animals is (yearly). 4. Petrol and car maintenance 5.Tolls 6.Insurance. 7.Catching equipment and overheads. 8.Snake catchers are professionally trained. 9.Snake catchers are personally licenced and insured to cover you and your property. What’s the difference between Wildlife Organisations and Professional Snake Catchers ? Wildlife organisations are not snake catchers and they assist sick animals, and only rescue animals to be medically assisted. Where Snake catchers, catch a snake to keep the people and the animals safe. At Sydney snake catchers We understand that times are tough for everyone at the moment. If you do have an unwanted scaly friend please call us and speak to our staff politely. We will do my best to help you and the snake. When on the phone we will ask you a series of questions to help identify whether you have a snake or not? These questions help establish whether you do need to spend that cost or not for a catcher. We do not want to rip anyone off and want to make sure you are safe as well as the animal, and will do our best to protect them. Thank you, I hope this answers some peoples questions. The Sydney Snake Catchers team

04.01.2022 We have been seeing lots of misinformation about the invasive CORN snake hoping this may clear up any questions

02.01.2022 It’s that time of year again Spring has sprung! With warmer weather approaching snakes will become more active coming out of hibernation in search of food and to breed. Spring is the time to be snake aware. Keeping lawns trimmed and gardens well maintained and free from debris, (this can make a perfect man made habitat in where an accident with a snake can occur.) is the best way to making your yard less snake friendly. If you happen to come across a snake please don’t hesitate to call our hotline 1300 599 938 all advice is free , call out fees apply.

02.01.2022 Hi Wildlife fans, Here are a few critters to keep an eye out for. These animals are introduced and need to be removed from the Australian Eco System. Report it if you see one, help protect the wildlife we have left! Many thanks, SCS crew.