Contact our Snake Adoption Coordinator, Madison, for help.

 8 year old adult,

Sex unknown

Bill Nye is an incredible snake with a gentle, curious personality and a fascinating background. They previously lived as a classroom pet in a science department, where they were handled by many children and always did wonderfully. After learning and growing in that environment, Bill is now ready to settle into a relaxed home where they can enjoy plenty of attention and care.

Bill Nye is a hefty, beautifully colored snake with striking markings that make them truly stand out. They are calm, docile, and love exploring their surroundings when given the chance.

Because of their size, Bill would do best in a 4x2x2 enclosure equipped with extra-large hides and a roomy water bowl for soaking. They are used to eating small frozen-thawed rats every two weeks and have no issues with feeding.

This curious, social snake would make an excellent companion for a family looking for a calm, engaging pet they can bond with and spend lots of time enjoying.

11 year old adult,

Sex unknown

 Ozzy lives up to the legend with a rockin’ personality and stunning looks to match. This beautiful snake has light brown patterns that make them truly eye-catching. 

Curious and friendly by nature, Ozzy enjoys exploring and discovering new places, so supervision during their adventures is a must.

They handle well and are currently eating small frozen-thawed ASF feeders, working toward upgrading to small rats every two weeks. Ozzy will need a 4x2x2 enclosure filled with leafy clutter, branches, and other enrichment to climb and explore.

While Ozzy isn’t always one to sit still and relax, they’re a lively and engaging snake who makes every interaction fun. This energetic noodle would be a perfect fit for a family looking for a curious and entertaining companion to welcome home.

Adult, 

Sex unknown 

 Casper is a stunning snake best suited for an experienced handler who understands how to work with a strong feeding response. While Casper can be very sweet at times, they can also be a bit strikey, especially when anticipating food. They’re also head shy and will need a patient, confident owner willing to build trust over time.

Tap training has made a big difference for Casper, helping them learn the difference between feeding time and handling time. It also lets them know when interaction is coming, reducing defensiveness and making handling smoother.

Casper is a substantial-sized snake and will need a 4x2x2 enclosure to provide plenty of space to stretch out and explore. They currently eat small frozen-thawed rats weekly and have no issues with feeding.

With time, patience, and consistency, Casper can continue to grow into a trusting and rewarding companion for someone experienced with snakes who appreciate their bold personality and beautiful appearance.

Adult, 

Sex unknown

 Damari is a stunning albino ball python who would make a wonderful addition to most homes. This large, impressive snake will need at least a 4x2x2 enclosure to stay comfortable and happy, along with plenty of enrichment for climbing and extra-large hides to provide security.

Damari eats small rats weekly but could move up to medium rats with an experienced owner. They’re an active, curious snake who enjoys exploring both inside and outside of the enclosure, so a family that can provide regular supervised exploration time would be ideal.

Calm, confident, and great with handling, Damari is a true showstopper—beautiful to look at and full of personality. If you’re looking for a striking, social snake to show off and spend time with, Damari is the perfect match.

5 year old, 

Sex unknown

Jazz is a gentle giant with a personality as big as their size. This gorgeous snake features a stunning mix of browns and remarkable patterns that make them truly eye-catching. Curious and confident, Jazz loves to explore and always seems interested in what’s going on around them.

They handle very well and enjoy coming out for occasional hangouts—whether it’s relaxing in your hoodie on the couch or simply exploring new spaces. 

Jazz is equally content spending time in their enclosure, especially when it’s enriched with plenty of clutter and hides.

As a large, strong snake, Jazz will need a 4x2x2 enclosure to move comfortably and thrive. They’re used to eating small frozen-thawed rats every 10–14 days and have a solid feeding routine. Because of their size and strength, Jazz would do best in a home with older children who can respectfully and safely learn to handle them.

With their calm nature and stunning appearance, Jazz would make a wonderful companion for anyone ready to care for a big, beautiful snake with a curious heart.

7 Year old, 

Sex unknown

 Anubis is a smaller ball python with a big, bold personality. Named after the Egyptian God of Death, this striking noodle has a fiery spirit and will need an experienced handler who understands how to work patiently with defensive snakes. While Anubis can be a bit reactive and may strike when uncomfortable, time, consistency, and gentle handling will help build confidence and trust.

Previously, Anubis was fed only small mice, which caused some stunting in growth, but they are now consistently eating rat pups and making great progress. Their future adopter should be comfortable safely sizing up feedings as Anubis continues to grow and gain strength.

A 40-gallon front-opening enclosure with plenty of leafy clutter and hides will help Anubis feel secure. They currently prefer staying in the enclosure where they feel safe, but they’re slowly getting used to short, positive handling sessions a few times a week.

Anubis would make a rewarding companion for an experienced, patient adopter who enjoys helping a snake gain confidence and thrive through care and dedication.

Adult, 

Sex unknown

  Honey is a stunning snake named for their sweet personality and beautiful, warm coloring. Their soft yellow body is accented with rich golden markings and tiny black speckles that make them truly one of a kind.

Friendly and curious, Honey enjoys coming out to explore and spend time with people. They handle very well and love supervised adventures outside the enclosure.

Because of their large size, Honey will need a 4x2x2 enclosure with plenty of hides and clutter to provide enrichment and a sense of security. They are currently eating frozen-thawed small rats weekly and have done very well with this routine.

Easygoing and gentle, Honey would make a wonderful addition to any home looking for a calm, beautiful, and social snake to love.

1.5 year old,

Sex unknown

 Wybie is one of the most stunning ball pythons we’ve had in a while. This beautiful noodle may be a bit shy at first, but with patience and gentle handling, they quickly warm up and make a wonderful companion.

Wybie has a calm, gentle nature and enjoys exploring the enclosure, taking time to investigate every nook and cranny. They would thrive in a 50-gallon or 4x2x2 enclosure filled with plenty of hides, branches, foliage, and other enrichment to keep them active and comfortable.

They’re currently eating small frozen-thawed rats weekly with no issues at all. Wybie’s temperament makes them a great choice for beginners or families with older children who can handle snakes calmly and respectfully.

With their gorgeous appearance and sweet, curious personality, Wybie is sure to make a fantastic addition to the right home—reach out soon, because this beauty won’t be available for long!

5 year old,

Sex unknown

Ironman is a shy but gentle ball python with a heart of gold and looks to match their superhero name. Their beautiful shades of brown and intricate patterns make them truly stunning to look at.

This sweet noodle spends much of their time snuggled into their hide but often peeks out from the leafy clutter to see what’s going on. They’re most active at night, when they enjoy climbing on branches and exploring enrichment around their enclosure.

Ironman eats a small frozen-thawed rat about once a week and does very well with a consistent routine. They’re used to coming out for short visits of around 20–30 minutes before happily heading back to warm up in their enclosure. A 50-gallon setup is the minimum requirement, though a 4x2x2 enclosure is ideal to give them plenty of room to stretch and explore.

With their calm temperament and charming personality, Ironman would make a great choice for a beginner family looking for a beautiful and easygoing snake to love.

3 year old, 

Sex unknown 

Chamas is a stunning ball python with soft cream and warm brown markings that make them truly eye-catching. 

Though a bit shy with new people, Chamas has a sweet nature and will make a wonderful companion for older children or adults who are patient and willing to build trust over time. Gentle handling, slow movements, and calm feeding routines will help them feel safe and confident.

Chamas eats a small frozen-thawed rat every 7–10 days and has no trouble at mealtime. Their playful and curious personality really shines at night, when they love climbing and exploring throughout their enclosure.

A 4x2x2 enclosure with a few hides, branches, and plenty of enrichment would be ideal for keeping Chamas happy and active. A front-opening setup is recommended to make handling more comfortable and less stressful.

With a little patience and consistency, Chamas will grow into a confident, easygoing companion ready to relax and explore with you. This sweet noodle won’t stay available for long—scoop them up while you can!

2.5 year old, 

Sex unknown

Ramen is the very definition of beauty, with a striking appearance and a spirited personality to match. 

This stunning noodle has plenty of spunk and zest but can also be shy at first, sometimes showing a bit of defensiveness when feeling uncertain. Because of this, Ramen will do best with an experienced and patient owner who can take the time to build trust and confidence.

They would thrive in a 4x2x2 enclosure filled with plenty of clutter, hides, and enrichment to provide both security and stimulation. Ramen does have a slight wobble, so gentle, fully supported handling is important to help them feel safe and comfortable. 

Handling can still be a bit stressful for them at times, but with patience and consistency, they can become more relaxed.

Ramen has no trouble eating and enjoys frozen-thawed weaned rats regularly. The ideal home for Ramen would be one without children, with an experienced snake owner who understands their unique needs and will appreciate their one-of-a-kind beauty and personality.

7 year old, 

Sex unknown 

Doug is an absolute dream of a noodle—curious, calm, and wonderfully easy to handle. They enjoy exploring both inside and outside of the enclosure and love spending time hanging out with their people, making them an excellent choice for a first-time snake owner.

With beautiful markings in rich dark and soft brown tones, Doug is just as stunning to look at as they are to interact with. They eat small frozen-thawed rats about once a week and have a consistent feeding routine.

A 50-gallon front-opening enclosure, or ideally a 4x2x2 setup, would be perfect for Doug. Be sure to include plenty of clutter, branches, hides, and enrichment to keep them active and happy.

Doug’s friendly nature and easygoing personality make them the perfect addition to any home—give this sweet snake a chance, and you won’t regret it!