Ipswich Snake Catchers - 0478 432 277

02/09/2024

Ipswich lets all get behind this great cause.
Please like and share this video around to your friends and family.

Ipswich Snake Catchers will be collecting items off the list for the hamper donations if you wish to help out and needs items picked up please send us a msg so that we can arrange collection for you.

Let's all work together to make this a reality.

01/09/2024

We came across this poor Eastern Brown down on Ash Street Flinders View this morning in the gutter, it was DOA. We removed it out of sight so that no-one else would come across it, as even deceased their fangs still contain venom and can be deadly if you were to come in contact with them.

Remember to be vigilant and stay aware, the weather is warming up, they are hungry and it's breeding season.

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31/08/2024

Happy Fathers Day

22/08/2024

Take a look at this Gorgeous Common Tree Snake we relocated today from a local Ipswich business.

A little bit about the CTS
It is non-venomous, likes to eat frogs, when its feeling under threat it raises itself and reveals those beautiful splashes of blue between its scales.

16/08/2024

Good Evening to our amazing community!

We are local and licensed snake catchers.

The days are starting to warm up and we are expecting a lot more snake activity.

Please show our page some love, with a like, follow or a share to support a small local business 🙏 and save the number in your phone before you need it.

Ipswich Snake Catchers

28/07/2024

The Beautiful Little Carpet Python from yesterday that was stuck in a garage door by its tail.

After being checked over and given a clear bill of health, was released back into the wild.

28/07/2024

Yesterday we had a call out to rescue and relocate this Beautiful Little Carpet Python stuck in a Garage door. Its tail was stuck between the panels.

After being checked over and given a clear bill of health, was released back into the wild.

21/07/2024

Thank you to everyone that has taken the time to like, follow or share our page. We really appreciate all the support for our little family business.

Here is a picture of a Juvenile Red Belly Black that we relocated from a bathroom in an aged care facility.

02/06/2024

I have a HUGE but small favour to ask whoever is willing to help.

- Go to our page Ipswich Snake Catchers business page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558053782125&mibextid=LQQJ4d

- “LIKE” and “Follow” our business page
- Go the the 3 dots … on top right side of the page
- Hit invite friends
- Select “invite all”
-Comment done in comments below. ✅️

Even if you don’t live locally or even in our state, business support is more than just being able to purchase or hire our services. Apart from the obvious of building very important like/following numbers, absolutely anyone liking, appreciating or shouting out our business or work, helps us to celebrate our brand, our skills and our family. Every bit of love builds our family up & keeps us motivated & inspired to keep going, especially throughout tougher times that occur often, especially in those first few years for a new business.

Thank you so very much for your time, You just successfully supported our business for $0.00, using less than 2 minutes of your time. 🤯 🙏🏻 …. Something as easy as “liking” & “following” a small business owners page, not only helps them build their social media presence & client base, but also helps support families trying to survive, both personally & professionally while also helping them compete against bigger companies & chains …. Thank you for supporting our family business.

Kurt & Nat Whyte

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Supplying professional snake catching and relocation to Ipswich & surrounding areas.

27/05/2024

Relocated this beautiful adult Eastern Brown earlier today.
Really should have gotten some pictures to show the beautiful orange colouration, but there isnt always time.

27/05/2024

It might be cooling down but the snakes are still on the move. Our daughter stood on this Juvenile Eastern Brown out the front of our house this afternoon. Luckily she had boots on and Dad was near by to come to the rescue and relocate it.

23/04/2024

Beautiful chunky Coastal Carpet Python we relocated from a bedroom at 4am