Snake Catcher's Midnight Rescue at Home With 2 Dogs

An Australian snake catcher skillfully removed a python from a Queensland home after he responded to a call about a 'snake inside a home at midnight' on August 5, he said. Footage here was released by Daniel Busstra, also known as Snake Catcher Dan, and shows him removing the carpet python from below a doormat as the family tries to keep their pets away. Busstra said the snake had 'found a way into a bathroom and started knocking things over.' 'Because it was so late at night, it definitely caused some concern for the people living there and the two dogs,' he said. Carpet pythons can grow up to https://kb.rspca.org.au/knowledge-base/how-should-i-care-for-my-carpet-python/" target="_blankthree meters in length and are commonly found in coastal cities around Australia. Credit: Snake Catcher Dan via Storyful (Footage by Storyful via Getty Images UGC) (Footage by Snake Catcher Dan/Storyful via Getty Images UGC)