🐍 Noosa Snake Catcher
Fast, Local & Licensed Snake Removal
Noosa and Surrounding Areas since 2013
Sunny coast serpents
✅ Local Snake Catcher Services in Noosa
We provide rapid-response snake catching services for:
✔ Residential homes
✔ Businesses & commercial sites
✔ Schools & childcare centres
✔ Acreage & rural properties
✔ Holiday rentals & resorts
Our services include:
- Emergency snake removal
- Python and venomous snake catching
- Humane capture & relocation
- Roof, shed, pool & garden snake removal
- After-hours & weekend callouts
- Snake identification & safety advice
🚨 What To Do If You See a Snake in Noosa
1️⃣ Keep your distance and stay calm
2️⃣ Remove people and pets from the area
3️⃣ Do not attempt to trap or kill the snake
4️⃣ Call a licensed Noosa snake catcher immediately
🌿 Why Choose Our Noosa Snake Catcher?
✔ Fully licensed & insured
✔ Humane, legal snake relocation
✔ Fast response across Noosa
✔ Experienced with venomous species
✔ Local knowledge of Noosa suburbs & bushland
✔ Clear pricing – no hidden surprises
We take pride in providing calm, professional service during stressful situations, keeping both people and wildlife safe.
📍 Areas We Service Around Noosa
We offer snake catching services across:
- Noosa Heads
- Noosaville
- Tewantin
- Sunshine Beach
- Sunrise Beach
- Peregian Beach
- Marcus Beach
- Cooroy
- Doonan
- Eumundi
If you’re unsure whether you’re in our service area — just call.
Thousands of happy snakes relocated to their natural habitat
What to do in the event of a snake bite
Call 000
Don’t panic and stay still.
Snake venom travels through the lymphatic system to the bloodstream. Lymph is the fluid in your body that contains bloods cells. Unlike blood which is pumped around your body continuously, your lymph moves when you move your limbs. Therefore, staying calm and not moving can help slow does the venom’s movement in your body.
Put a pressure bandage over the bite itself.
. It should be tight, not allowing movement such as sliding a finger between the bandage and the skin, but without hindering blood circulation. Do not attempt to clean the wound, suck out venom or cut the bite site.
Use a heavy or elasticised roller bandage to immobilise the whole limb. (PIB)
Start just above the bite, then wrap until the whole limb is covered. Eg- for a bite on the arm or wrist, start just above the fingers and move upwards on the limb as far as the collar bone.
Splint the limb.
Include joints on either side of the bite.
Kepp the person and limb at rest.
If it is possible, indicate the site of the bite with a pen on the exterior of the pressure immobilisation bandage and monitor the patient while you await emergency services.
Call your local Sake Catcher on 0402 807 486.
To ensure no one else is put in danger, call a licensed catcher. Don’t try and catch it/kill it. The snake itself is not required for identification purposes.
Matt George
Snake Catcher – 26 Leslie Drive, Noosa Heads Sunshine Coast, QLD 4567 Open Hours 24/7