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Rescuing Snakes. Protecting People. Preserving Nature.

Ethical snake rescue, safe relocation, rehabilitation, and wildlife education.

Emergency Snake Rescue
📞 Organization Mobile: 9824598954

What We Do

Professional, legal, and humane snake rescue services.

Snake Rescue

Safe removal from homes and workplaces.

Rehabilitation

Stress-free handling and care.

Relocation

Released into natural habitat.

Awareness

Education for communities.

Why Snake Rescue Matters

Snakes are essential for ecological balance and rodent control. Fear often leads to unnecessary killing.

Most Snakes Are Harmless

Only a small percentage of Indian snakes are venomous.

Legal Protection

Killing or capturing snakes is illegal under wildlife laws.

Human Safety

Professional rescue prevents bites and panic.

Nature Balance

Snakes naturally control pests and protect crops.

Our Impact

11000+

Snakes Rescued

18000+

Homes Assisted

20+

Awareness Programs

18+

Trained Volunteers

Founder & Rescue Team

Trained snake rescuer with extensive field experience, working ethically with Forest Department and following Wildlife Protection Act guidelines.

How You Can Help

Report a Snake

Call for professional rescue.

Volunteer

Join training programs.

Awareness Camps

Invite us to your community.

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Not Just Membership.
A Modern Identity for Snake Conservation.

Join a growing community of ethical rescuers, wildlife supporters, and conservation advocates across India.

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Why This Exists

🐍Snakes are killed due to fear & myths
🪪Rescuers lack credible identity
🌍Conservation needs modern systems

What You Get

🪪 Membership ID Card

Clean, professional identity card representing your association.

📜 Certificate

Official recognition of your contribution toward conservation.

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A verified personal profile listed on snakerescue.org showing your membership.

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A dedicated page highlighting your work, role, or contribution (Lifetime).

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a government-approved ID?
No. This is an organisational membership ID issued by Snake Rescue India. It does not replace government licenses, forest department permissions, or legal authorisation.
Can I use this membership to rescue snakes legally?
This membership does not grant legal authority to handle wildlife. All rescue activities must follow local wildlife laws and permissions. The membership represents awareness and ethical association only.
What is the difference between Profile Page and Dedicated Page?
A Profile Page is a standard member listing showing your name and membership details. A Dedicated Page is a personalised page highlighting your contribution, work, or role, available only with Lifetime Premium membership.
How long does it take to receive ID card and certificate?
After successful verification and confirmation, physical materials (ID card / certificate) are generally processed and dispatched within the communicated timeline.
How does renewal work?
Basic membership renews every year, Premium renews every 3 years, and Lifetime Premium renews free of cost every 3 years without additional payment.
Can my membership be cancelled?
Yes. Membership can be suspended or cancelled if misused, falsely represented, or used for illegal or unethical activities.

📩 For Any Kind of Complaint


For any complaints or concerns regarding this rescuer, please contact us at: wecare@snakerescue.org.

Snake Rescue Organization (SRO) is a private non-profit organization, not affiliated with any government authority. Membership ID is for organizational identification only and holds no legal or official status. Misuse will lead to cancellation.

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Common Snakes of India

Spectacled Cobra

Spectacled Cobra

⚠️ Venomous

Echis carinatus, Venomous snake, Hemotoxic venom

saw-scaled viper

⚠️ Venomous

Russell's viper, Daboia russelii, Venomous snake, Hemotoxic venom

Russell's Viper

⚠️ Venomous

Common krait, Bungarus caeruleus, Venomous snake, Neurotoxic venom

Common Krait

⚠️ Venomous

Banded krait, Bungarus fasciatus, Venomous snake, Neurotoxic venom

Banded Krait

⚠️ Venomous

Bamboo pit viper, craspedocephalus gramineus, Venomous snake, Hemotoxic venom

Bamboo Pit viper

⚠️ Venomous

Ptyas mucosa, Indian rat snake, Non-venomous snake

Common Rat Snake

✅ Non Venomous

Common kukri snake, Oligodon arnensis

Banded Kukri

✅ Non Venomous

Buff-striped keelback, Amphiesma stolatum

Buff striped keelback

✅ Non Venomous

Checkered keelback, Fowlea piscator

Checkered keelback

✅ Non Venomous

Red Sand Boa, Eryx johnii, Boidae, Indian snake, Boa constrictor

Red Sand Boa

✅ Non Venomous

Russell's Boa, Daboia russelii, Boidae, Indian snake, Boa constrictor

Russell's boa

✅ Non Venomous

Banded Racer, Argyrogena fasciolata

Banded Racer

✅ Non Venomous

Indian Rock Python, Python molurus

Indian Rock Python

✅ Non Venomous

Common Wolf Snake, Lycodon aulicus.

Common Wolf Snake

✅ Non Venomous

Common Trinket Snake, Coelognathus helena.

Common Trinket Snake

✅ Non Venomous

Common Trinket Snake, Coelognathus helena.

Common Bronze back

✅ Non Venomous

FAQ's for snakes
FAQs about snakes
1. Are all snakes in India venomous?

No. Only around 60 species out of 300+ in India are venomous.

2. What is the "Big Four" in Indian snakes?

Russell’s viper, Common krait, Indian cobra, and Saw-scaled viper.

3. What should I do if bitten by a snake?

Stay calm, immobilize the limb, and seek medical help immediately.

4. Are snakes worshipped in India?

Yes, especially during festivals like Nag Panchami.

5. Do snakes drink milk?

No. Snakes do not naturally drink milk.

6. What is Nagmani? Does it exist?

No. It is a myth without scientific evidence.

7. Can snakes take revenge?

No. Snakes cannot recognize people or take revenge.

8. What is an Icchadhari Naag or Naagin?

Mythical shape-shifting snakes from folklore; not real.

9. Are snake charmers real?

Yes, but the snakes often have their fangs removed. It is now banned in India.

10. Do snakes have ears?

No external ears, but they sense vibrations.

11. How do snakes reproduce?

Most lay eggs; some give birth to live young.

12. Can snakes see in the dark?

Some snakes have good night vision; pit vipers can detect heat.

13. Do snakes have bones?

Yes, they have many vertebrae and ribs for flexibility.

14. What do snakes eat?

Rodents, frogs, birds, eggs, fish, etc., depending on species.

15. Can a snake swallow a human?

Extremely rare. Only large constrictors like pythons may try, and not in India.

16. How long do snakes live?

Average 9–20 years in the wild, depending on the species.

17. Why do snakes flick their tongues?

To sense chemicals in the air and locate prey.

18. Are snakes blind?

No, but vision varies by species.

19. How fast can a snake move?

Some snakes can move at 12–18 km/h, like the black mamba (not in India).

20. What is the most venomous snake in India?

Common Krait is considered the most lethal due to neurotoxins.

21. Can a snake climb trees?

Yes. Many snakes are excellent climbers.

22. Where do snakes live?

Forests, farms, deserts, wetlands, even urban areas.

23. Do snakes come out in the rain?

Yes, due to waterlogging or to hunt frogs and rodents.

24. Are there flying snakes in India?

Yes, like the Paradise Flying Snake. They glide, not fly.

25. Is it illegal to kill snakes in India?

Yes, most snakes are protected under the Wildlife Protection Act.

26. Can cobras "hear" the pungi music?

No. They respond to movement, not sound.

27. Can snakes swim?

Yes, most snakes are good swimmers.

28. Are pythons venomous?

No. They are non-venomous constrictors.

29. What is snake molting?

Shedding old skin to allow growth or remove parasites.

30. What is the lifespan of a cobra?

Typically around 5-20 years in the wild.

31. How many types of snakes are in India?

Over 300+ species identified.

32. Can snakes see with their eyes?

Yes, but vision is limited in some species.

33. Why do snakes hiss?

To scare predators or signal danger.

34. How to prevent snake bites?

Avoid tall grass, wear boots, use lights at night, and don't handle snakes.