My
name is Brian Gundy and I am a native of Campbell, California.
As a child I was greatly influenced by my dad and grandfather
who had many exotic animals. I field caught most of my pets
while growing up such as raccoons, hawks, owls, doves, and squirrels.
My reptile pets included various types of snakes and lizards
indigenous to the San Francisco Bay Area. Anything I could get
my hands on such as alligator lizards, blue bellies, skinks,
horned toads, garter snakes, gopher snakes and California Kingsnakes
were among my collection. When I was about 12 years old I purchased
my first snake. It was a Boa Constrictor that soon took up residence
on a tree limb suspended from the ceiling in my bedroom. To
say the least my parents were very supportive of my love of
animals.
In
1995 another dream of mine was fulfilled. For
Goodness Snakes was created. My good friend and ex-partner
Mike Austin along with his wife Lucy came up with the name For
Goodness Snakes. It was only because of his allergy
to rodents that he and I are not partners today. Very rarely
do you meet another person that shares in the love of an animal
that your conversation about it never dies. I miss that with
Mike. The business of selling snakes has been a blessing to
me. It has allowed me to work with an animal that has fascinated
me for most of my life and in doing so has given me the opportunity
to meet countless others who share in the love for the exotic.
The
hope and goal in doing business with us is that you, the customer,
will feel you have been treated fairly, will enjoy the snake
you purchase and feel you can call us at any time. We pride
ourselves in customer care before and after the sale. The animals
that you purchase are healthy, and have eaten at least once.
The
love and desire I have for snakes drives me to continuously
improve the quality of the animals so that you and I can enjoy
this experience again and again.
My
name is Brian Gundy and I am a native of Campbell, California.
As a child I was greatly influenced by my dad and grandfather
who had many exotic animals. I field caught most of my pets
while growing up such as raccoons, hawks, owls, doves, and squirrels.
My reptile pets included various types of snakes and lizards
indigenous to the San Francisco Bay Area. Anything I could get
my hands on such as alligator lizards, blue bellies, skinks,
horned toads, garter snakes, gopher snakes and California Kingsnakes
were among my collection. When I was about 12 years old I purchased
my first snake. It was a Boa Constrictor that soon took up residence
on a tree limb suspended from the ceiling in my bedroom. To
say the least my parents were very supportive of my love of
animals.