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A volunteer-based network that connects individuals with local volunteers who relocate snakes free of charge. All volunteers act independently and at their own risk.

Use our interactive map or the "Find Closest Volunteer" tool to locate a nearby independent volunteer. We do not assign or dispatch individuals; all participation is voluntary.

No. All relocations through this directory are provided by volunteers at no cost. Volunteers may not always be available, and they are not authorized to charge for relocation services listed here.

We have volunteers across many U.S. states. Use the interactive map to explore available volunteers near you. Coverage depends entirely on who has volunteered in each region.

Stay calm! Back away slowly and contact a volunteer through the directory. Do not attempt to handle the snake yourself unless you are properly trained and permitted to do so.

Not at all. Most snakes are non-venomous and play a critical role in pest control and healthy ecosystems. Even venomous snakes rarely pose a threat unless provoked or handled.

Many states protect native snakes by law. Killing them is often unnecessary—and sometimes illegal. Please contact a volunteer instead to help relocate the animal safely and legally.

Use our Volunteer Map or Find Closest Volunteer tool to contact a nearby independent volunteer directly. Once you find someone, send them a text message — texting is usually the fastest way to reach a volunteer.

Share your exact location, a description of the snake if possible, where it's located (yard, attic, garage, etc.), and any urgent safety issues that might affect the response.

All individuals listed are unpaid volunteers and may not always be available. If you don’t get a response, try another nearby volunteer or contact your local animal control office.

No. All volunteers act independently. The Free Snake Relocation Directory does not assign, vet, supervise, or employ any volunteers. It is an informational resource only, and use of the directory is at your own risk.