Snake Rescue

  In an inspiring step toward wildlife conservation and human-wildlife conflict management, the Division Forest Office, Udaypur–Gaighat, successfully organized a comprehensive “Snake Rescue and Rehabilitation Training” on Jestha 5, 2082 BS, at the DFO meeting hall in Bokesi. This important initiative, conducted under the Provincial Forest Development and Management Program, was specially designed to enhance […]

In just two weeks, Mithila Wildlife Trust successfully rescued 18 snakes from various locations,extended across multiple districts of Madhesh Province and even reached as far as Kathmandu Metropolitan City, ensuring safe handling and relocation of snakes in both rural and urban areas. Rescued Species: Non-Venomous Snakes Wolf Snake – 3 Rat Snake – 4 Himalayan

While our organization’s team member Subodh Acharya was on his way home to Kathmandu, a call came for a king cobra rescue at Basbari, located in Ward No. 4 of Dakshinkali Municipality, Kathmandu District. The snake was on the outer wall of a house, and the residents were extremely frightened. Our rescuer, Subodh Acharya, successfully

We’re happy to share the safe rescue of a little non-venomous rat snake from Binhi, Janakpur Dham. These snakes are completely harmless and often visit homes, storerooms, or wall holes in search of food like rats, frogs, and insects. Locals had been noticing this snake around for quite some time. Thanks to our dedicated team member,

Around 11:00 AM today, we received a rescue call from Janakpurdham near MIT Campus. Our team members, Mr. Rabinandan Thakur and Mr. Amarnath Yadav, found and safely rescued two snakes—a Rat Snake and a Wolf Snake—after an hour-long effort. Both have been released back into their natural habitat. We would like to thank the informer

Yesterday, our team member Mr. Subodh Acharya successfully rescued a Common Cobra from , Mithila Bihari Municipality(Mithileshwar). The snake was stuck between a wall and an electric pole. After receiving the call, the rescue was smoothly carried out, and the snake was safely relocated to its natural habitat. We sincerely thank the informer for stepping

On 20 April 2025, We have successfully rescued a rat snake, found inside a pharmacy store room at Pulchowk, Janakpur Dham. Upon receiving the rescue call from Dipesh Sah, our team promptly responded, and Mr. Subodh Acharya safely rescued and released the snake. Safely Release

On the Date: 20 April 2025 From Janakpur Dham, Vishwakarma Chowk Our team received a rescue call about a snake hiding inside a kitchen room. Upon reaching the site, it was identified as a rat snake. The situation was safely rescued and released by our team Mr.Rabinandan Thakur. We would like to thank Mr.Shambhu Mishara

Yesterday nearly by 2:00 pm at Janakpur Dham, Thapa Chowk (near DIG Office) We received a rescue call after a mature common cobra was spotted near a tea shop, creating panic in the area. The snake later hid inside sandbags placed on the roadside. Responding promptly, our rescuer Rabinandan Thakur safely handled and relocated the

Another resue the Same day We have rescued a fully grown Common Rat Snake (घामन साप), which is a completely non-venomous snake. It was found inside an old drainage pipe from Janakpurdham near Grande Hospital, Thapa Chowk. After receiving the rescue call, our team member Mr. Rabinandan Thakur safely rescued the snake and released it