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Experiences of a reptile rescuer

Lucas Rudge


Regions:
Surrey, Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, London
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Type:
Hobby
Fee:
Paid: £50 plus mileage and parking (if appropriate)
Category:
Entertainment
Updated:
21st August 2026

For fifteen years I have taken in, cared for, and introduced the public to snakes and lizards at educational and public events. From helping people over their fears to filming music videos, from coaxing a snake out of the engine of a brand new Mercedes to rehabilitating three snakes that had not been fed for a year, and from reuniting a lost tortoise with its owner to being part of a major Halloween 'Scare' attraction, I've never known what the next phone call would bring.

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About Lucas Rudge

I have owned and run a small reptile rescue for over 15 years. It started almost accidentally but became something that has given me a working life where no two days are the same, and I never know what the next phone call will bring.

I also shoot antique black powder firearms, and am an archer. I have ridden motorbikes, trikes and sidecars since the age of 16, as well as owning an electric vehicle for ten years.


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