What was the name of the snake that killed the cat?

What was the name of the snake that killed the cat?

Luke Huntley from Snake Catcher Noosa was called out to a family home last week to remove a carpet python that had killed the family cat. “It was pretty quick, the cat tried to put up a fight but it was wrapped around and died quite quickly and ended up inside the snake,” he said.

Why did RSPCA call in snake catcher Noosa?

Cat containment is encouraged by the RSPCA to not only reduce cats hunting local fauna but also protect them from disease and injury. Luke Huntley from Snake Catcher Noosa was called out to a family home last week to remove a carpet python that had killed the family cat.

What makes a snake want to come to Your House?

What attracts snakes to your house? Food sources like rodents and birds make your property appealing to snakes. For starters, remove bird feeders that attract both birds and rodents to your yard if you have a problem with snakes.

How to keep snakes out of your basement?

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Why are there so many snakes in my house?

Snakes enter a building because they’re lured in by dark, damp, cool areas or in search of small animals, like rats and mice, for food. Snakes can be discouraged from entering a home in several ways. Keeping the vegetation around the house cut short can make the home less attractive to small animals and snakes.

Where can I find a snake in my house?

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How big was the baby snake in my house?

If this was a real baby, like a couple of inches, my real concern would that there is a nest and that there could be more. If it is more than a couple of inches long, it was probably on its own and looking for food. Customer : that is exactly my fear…this baby was only about 2″ if that.