Serrao and Mylrea - who both have full time jobs - have only been doing live shows around northeastern Nova Scotia since March, but already business is booming. We fell in love with him, and couldn’t stop there.” We were at dog rescue for a really long time a snake needed rescuing. The two reptile han-dlers came naturally to the vocation.
We know them all, like they’re our own pets, because they are. Serrao added she and Mylrea have as many as 17 reptiles who live at home with them in Antigonish when they’re not on the road. We have everything from a 10-foot boa constrictor to a one- foot baby corn snake. “We’re going to have different sizes and colours of snakes, and different lizards. The first one “sold out in a couple of weeks,” said Community Development and Recreation Director Kerri Jack in an email, adding: “This is the first time the municipality has hosted A&D for an event.”Īccording to A&D’s Daniella Serrao, who owns the traveling animal show with her partner Aaron Mylrea, attendees can expect “some really cool animals.” event at Sherbrooke Village Exhibit Centre - courtesy of A&D Reptiles & Friends of Antigonish featuring a plethora of scaly, crawly critters to delight young and old (five years and up) - generated so much interest that the municipality extended it by 30 minutes and added a second, earlier show, from 11 to 12:30 p.m. SHERBROOKE – It will be a snake-charming Cana- da Day in Sherbrooke, as the municipality hosts its first live reptile show on July 1.
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