Meet the California Mountain King Snake! This cool snake is immune to rattlesnake venom- and they actually eat rattlesnakes! 🐍 Our sanctuary isn’t just home to dogs, cats, and horses. Our 155 acres is also home to a lot of wildlife, which includes a variety of snake species. Our staff member, Miranda, is passionate about snakes and does what she can to catch and release the snakes that pop up too close to the kennel. She caught this beautiful California Mountain King Snake and safely moved the

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