Snake Rescue Update: 13 Snakes Saved in Just 4 Weeks
In just one months, Mithila Wildlife Trust successfully rescued 13 snakes across Dhanusha, Mahottari, and Kathmandu. Our skilled and dedicated rescue team responded to both routine and emergency calls, ensuring the snakes were handled safely, humanely, and professionally. Rescue Operations at a Glance Venomous Snakes (9 rescued): Common Cobra тАУ 7 Common Krait тАУ 1 Monocled Cobra тАУ 1 Non-Venomous Snakes (4 rescued): Rat Snake тАУ 2 Burmese Python тАУ 1 Buff-Checked Keelback тАУ 1 Beyond Rescue тАФ Training & Awareness During this period, we also organized snake rescue and management training sessions for students, farmers, and community members. The training focused on: Identifying venomous vs. non-venomous species Safe, informed, and humane handling techniques Understanding the ecological importance of snakes By empowering local communities with knowledge, we aim to reduce human-snake conflict and promote coexistence. Working Together for Wildlife Several rescues were possible because concerned citizens called us instead of harming the snakes. Once rescued, each snake was safely relocated to a suitable habitat тАФ ensuring their survival and maintaining ecological balance. If you see a snake, donтАЩt harm it тАФ call us!Rescue Hotline: +977-976-3359652 Photo Gallery ┬а┬а┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а ┬а
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