Contact Free Snake Relocation administrators for listing removals, public listing concerns, website problems, or general directory questions. For snake relocation help, contact a listed volunteer directly.
Using the correct process helps administrators keep the public directory accurate without becoming involved in private relocation arrangements.
Snake help
I need someone to relocate a snake
Search the public directory by state and city. Choose a volunteer and send that person a text with the location and a safe-distance photo if available.
Do not send the request to the administrator email.
Availability and response times are not guaranteed.
The website cannot see or manage your conversation.
Submit the volunteer form again and select “I'm already listed, but need to update my information.” Enter all current information, not only the field that changed.
Do not apply as a first-time volunteer again.
An administrator will review the update.
The approved update will replace the existing public listing.
Email the administrators about the website, directory policies, partnership ideas, or suggestions. This inbox does not provide snake identification or relocation dispatch.
Use the same process for a new phone number, a move, a name correction, or another significant change.
Submit the formSelect the option stating that you are already listed and need to update your information.
Administrator reviewAn administrator compares the request with the existing record and checks that the required information is present.
Public listing updateAfter approval, the existing listing is updated. The directory does not intentionally create a second active listing.
Privacy reminder: Do not email Social Security numbers, government identification, medical records, account passwords, or other sensitive information. The volunteer form only needs the information requested for the directory listing.
Snakebite or immediate danger
If a snake bites someone, seek emergency medical attention immediately. Do not wait for an email response or a directory volunteer. Do not drive yourself if the bite may make you dizzy or cause you to pass out.
Do not try to catch or kill the snake for identification. If it can be done safely, take a photo from a distance. Read the CDC snakebite guidance.