4 Live Call-Outs

Every snake rescued,
every person safe.

Professional rescue dispatch, volunteer coordination, AI species identification, and community education — available 24/7.

📞24/7 hotline · 1166 · avg. 11s
Active Rescues
4
2 critical
Responders on Duty
11
3 districts
Avg. Response Time
24 min
−6 min this month
Snakes Released
2,847
since 2019

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Active call-outs

Incoming reports triaged by urgency, with the nearest certified handler assigned automatically.

SR-2418criticalen routeVenomous

Spectacled Cobra

Kalimati Vegetable Market, storage shed · Kathmandu

Snake coiled behind crates. Crowd gathered, area being cleared.

12 min ago
Bikash Thapa
SR-2417criticalon siteVenomous

Common Krait

Residential bedroom, ground floor · Lalitpur

Family relocated to neighbour's house. Hook and tube ready.

41 min ago
Anjali Rai
SR-2416routineassigned

Rat Snake (non-venomous)

Poultry farm, feed room · Chitwan

Likely hunting rodents. Owner asked for relocation, not harm.

1 hr ago
Dipesh Lama
SR-2415highnewVenomous

Russell's Viper

Schoolyard hedge near gate 2 · Bharatpur

Students kept indoors. Needs responder within 30 minutes.

1 hr 20 min ago
Unassigned

Triage in seconds

Reports are scored by venom risk, crowd exposure and distance before a handler is paged.

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Ready responders

5 handlers on duty across six districts, with certifications and drill history tracked.

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Community first

Awareness posts, school sessions and first-aid guidance that reduce bites before they happen.

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Service Coverage

Our Operational Coverage Area

We provide swift, professional wildlife rescue across five major municipalities in Rupandehi District.

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Coverage Municipalities

Click any pulsing zone marker on the map to inspect nearby rescuer density and dispatch status.

Ready Responders

10 Online

Avg Dispatch Time

18 Mins

Snake Conservation and Safety Awareness

Snakes play an essential role in keeping crop pests and agricultural rodent populations controlled in Rupandehi. Learn to identify local venomous species and read snakebite first aid guides.

Did you know?

  • •Most snakes avoid humans and only bite when threatened or cornered.
  • •Snakes help farmers by controlling rodent populations naturally.
  • •Only 15% of snake species in Nepal are venomous to humans.
  • •Never attempt to handle or kill a snake - call our 24/7 hotline instead.
Emergency Response

Need Emergency Snake Rescue?

Our expert team is available 24/7 to respond to wildlife emergencies across Rupandehi