snake rescue

Dr GS Roshni, a former Doordarshan newsreader, defies societal expectations as Kerala’s only certified female snake rescuer. With over 800 rescues, including a King Cobra, she breaks barriers and inspires young women to pursue their passions, regardless of gender stereotypes.

A pet stylist by profession, Vedhapriya Ganesan from Chennai is an honorary wildlife rescuer. She also rehabilitates rescued snakes and conducts awareness programmes about wildlife conservation.

Hariom Chaubey, the Snake Man of Bihar rescues snakes, helps injured wild animals and spreads awareness about snake attacks.

These incredible heroes put in relentless efforts to save snakes, raise awareness, and promote coexistence across India.

Aaliya Mir, a resident of Srinagar, spends her days rescuing deadly vipers from Kashmiri homes, saving bear cubs and reuniting them with their mother and tracing leopard trails in the villages.

Hundreds of snake die a slow painful death during the festival of Nagpanchami when snake charmers capture them. Since watching a snake is considered auspicious, snake charmers make money out of it. But little do we know about the painful conditions these snakes are kept in. Here is an organization helping snakes break free from the misery.