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Rescuing Snakes. Protecting People. Preserving Nature.

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

Emergency Snake Rescue

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.

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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.

🌐 Profile on Website

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

📄 Personal Dedicated Page

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

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Basic Membership

₹1750 / year
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Renews yearly at ₹1750
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Premium Membership

₹2650 / 3 years
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Lifetime Premium

₹3650 one-time
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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.

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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.

Awareness Programs

Snake Rescue Organization (S.R.O.) conducts professional Wildlife Awareness, Snakebite Prevention, Workplace Safety and Emergency Response Training Programs for industries, educational institutions, government departments, NGOs and communities across India.

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Why Awareness Matters?

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Snakebite Prevention
Reduce fear, myths and unsafe practices that often lead to snakebite incidents.
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First Aid Awareness
Learn scientifically proven snakebite first aid and emergency response methods.
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Workplace Safety
Build safer workplaces by training employees and emergency response teams.

Our Awareness Programs

Snake Awareness Program

Understanding snake behaviour, identification of common species, ecological importance and safe human-snake coexistence.

Snakebite Prevention

Preventive measures for homes, industries, farms and institutions to minimise snakebite risks.

Snakebite First Aid

Evidence-based first aid practices, what to do and what NOT to do during snakebite emergencies.

Industrial Safety Training

Specially designed workplace safety programs for factories, construction sites, warehouses and industrial facilities.

School & College Awareness

Interactive educational programs for students promoting wildlife conservation and safety awareness.

Corporate Training

Customized training modules for corporate organizations including risk assessment and emergency preparedness.

Who Can Benefit?

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Industries & Manufacturing Units
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Schools, Colleges & Universities
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Hospitals & Healthcare Institutions
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Government Departments
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Farmers & Rural Communities
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NGOs & Community Groups

Program Highlights

Expert Sessions

Delivered by experienced wildlife rescuers and awareness educators.

Presentation Based Training

High quality visual presentations covering practical safety measures and scientific information.

Question & Answer Session

Interactive discussions addressing participant concerns and common myths.

Customized Modules

Training programs can be tailored according to organizational requirements.

Training Modules

Module 1

Introduction to snakes and wildlife conservation.

Module 2

Understanding snake behaviour and conflict prevention.

Module 3

Snakebite prevention and workplace safety measures.

Module 4

Scientific snakebite first aid and emergency response protocols.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you use live snakes during training?
No. Our awareness programs primarily use professionally designed presentations, images and educational material unless otherwise permitted and legally compliant.
Can industries request customized programs?
Yes. Training modules can be customized according to workplace requirements, risk profiles and participant numbers.
Do participants receive certificates?
Certificates may be provided depending upon the nature and duration of the training program.
Can programs be conducted outside Gujarat?
Yes. Subject to scheduling and logistical arrangements, programs can be conducted across India.
How can we book a program?
You may contact Snake Rescue Organization through email or telephone to discuss your requirements and preferred schedule.

Book Your Training Program

We welcome collaborations with industries, educational institutions, government organizations and community groups committed to promoting wildlife conservation and public safety.

Email : wecare@snakerescue.org

Contact : +91 98245 98954

Website : https://snakerescue.org

Become A Wildlife Protector

Begin your journey towards becoming a responsible Snake Rescuer. Learn snake rescue, snakebite prevention, wildlife conservation and public safety from experienced trainers while becoming a part of India's growing wildlife conservation movement.

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Why Join Our Training Program?

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Save Lives
Protect both humans and snakes through scientific and ethical rescue practices.
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Serve Wildlife
Become a voice for wildlife conservation and environmental awareness.
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Gain Recognition
Receive professional training and become part of India's wildlife community.

Your Journey Begins Here

STEP - 01

LEARN
Scientific Knowledge
  • Snake Identification
  • Snake Behaviour
  • Wildlife Conservation
  • Snakebite Prevention
  • Emergency Response

STEP - 02

TRAIN
Professional Training
  • Safe Rescue Techniques
  • Rescue Equipment Training
  • Practical Demonstrations
  • Risk Management
  • Awareness Skills

STEP - 03

SERVE
Become A Wildlife Protector
  • Promote Conservation
  • Spread Scientific Awareness
  • Educate Communities
  • Support Wildlife Protection
  • Serve Society Responsibly

Your Welcome Kit Awaits!

Every participant becomes a part of India's wildlife conservation movement and receives exclusive training benefits.


🏅 Official Training Certificate

Receive an official certificate recognizing your successful participation in the training program.

🪪 Membership ID Card

Eligible participants may receive an official organizational membership identity card.

📚 Training Material

Comprehensive study material covering snake rescue, safety protocols and wildlife conservation.

🎒 Practical Training

Learn about rescue equipment, safe handling techniques and emergency response practices.

🌐 Website Profile

Eligible members may receive their personal profile page on the official Snake Rescue Organization website.

🤝 Join India's Wildlife Community

Connect with wildlife enthusiasts, volunteers and aspiring rescuers from across India.

Who Can Join?

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Students
Passionate learners interested in wildlife conservation.
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Aspiring Snake Rescuers
Individuals who wish to learn responsible rescue practices.
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Wildlife Volunteers
Volunteers committed to serving wildlife and society.

Not Everyone Can Become A Snake Rescuer

Snake rescue is not merely about catching snakes. It demands responsibility, scientific knowledge, patience, ethical practices and an unwavering commitment towards both human safety and wildlife conservation.

At Snake Rescue Organization, we don't simply train participants—we nurture responsible wildlife ambassadors dedicated to creating a safer and more compassionate world for both humans and wildlife.

"We Don't Create Snake Catchers.
We Create Wildlife Protectors."

Begin Your Journey Today

Whether you are a student, wildlife enthusiast, volunteer or aspiring Snake Rescuer, there is a place for you in the Snake Rescue Organization family.

Knowledge Saves Lives. Awareness Protects Wildlife.

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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

Indian Snake FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn the most common facts about snakes in India, snake bites, rescue procedures, myths, and wildlife protection.

How many snake species are found in India?
India is home to more than 320 species of snakes. Only a small percentage are venomous, while the majority are harmless and play an important role in controlling rodents and maintaining ecological balance.
Which snakes are considered highly venomous in India?
The four medically important venomous snakes are the Indian Cobra, Common Krait, Russell's Viper, and Saw-scaled Viper. However, India also has other venomous species such as King Cobras, Coral Snakes, Sea Snakes, Pit Vipers, and Hump-nosed Pit Vipers.
Can all snakes bite humans?
Yes. Almost every snake can bite if it feels threatened or is handled. However, most snakes are non-venomous and their bite is usually not life-threatening. Snakes generally prefer to escape rather than attack.
What should I do if I see a snake?
Stay calm, maintain a safe distance, do not try to catch or kill it, keep people and pets away, and contact a trained snake rescuer or the Forest Department for safe rescue.
What should I do after a snake bite?
Keep the victim calm, immobilise the bitten limb, remove tight jewellery, and immediately go to the nearest hospital. Do not cut the wound, suck the venom, apply herbs, or use a tourniquet. Anti-snake venom (ASV) is the only specific treatment for venomous snake bites.
Do snakes chase people?
No. Snakes do not intentionally chase humans. They may move in the same direction while trying to escape or reach shelter, giving the impression that they are following someone.
Can snakes hear sounds?
Snakes do not hear airborne sounds like humans. They detect vibrations through the ground and can sense movement using their jaw bones and inner ear.
Why do snakes enter houses?
Snakes enter homes mainly in search of food, water, shelter, or cooler places. Houses with rodents, frogs, poultry, or clutter provide ideal hiding places.
Can snakes recognise humans?
Snakes do not recognise people in the way humans recognise each other. They mainly rely on smell, heat, and vibrations to identify potential threats or prey.
Do snakes drink milk?
No. Snakes are carnivores and do not naturally drink milk. Offering milk to snakes is harmful and is a common myth.
Can snakes climb walls and trees?
Many species can climb trees, rough walls, fences, and even buildings. Rat snakes, vine snakes, bronzebacks, and trinket snakes are excellent climbers.
How can I prevent snakes around my home?
Keep the surroundings clean, remove garbage and wood piles, control rats, trim vegetation, seal entry points, and avoid leaving food waste that attracts rodents.
Are snakes protected by law in India?
Yes. Most native snake species are protected under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972. Killing, capturing, or trading wild snakes without permission is illegal.
Can snake charmers remove a snake safely?
No. Snake charming is illegal in India and often involves cruelty to animals. Always contact an authorised wildlife rescuer or the Forest Department.
How can I identify a venomous snake?
There is no simple rule to identify venomous snakes based on head shape, colour, or pupils. Identification should only be done by trained experts. Never attempt to handle a snake for identification.
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