Snake Cell Andhra Pradesh
organization
Snake Cell Andhra Pradesh is a voluntary non-profit organisation working for the Conservation of Reptiles. It rescues snakes from residential areas of Hyderabad and Secunderabad.
Organisation
Snake Cell is a voluntary organisation working for Conservation of Reptiles. It was started on 2009 and registered itself as an NGO (537/2009, AP/2009/0017904). The organisation is officially authorised by Andhra Pradesh Forest Department to carryout rescue operations and awareness programs in Andhra Pradesh. The primary activities of Snake Cell are rescuing snakes which stray into local residential communities and return them to their natural habitats. Other than engage in snake rescues, Snake Cell also facilitates awareness among the general public and educates students about facts, fallacies, misconceptions and myths about snakes.
A team of young animal welfare activists and students run the Snake Cell organisation. With a mission to save snakes, Snake Cell promotes wildlife conservation as a philosophy and a hobby. Since the organisation was founded, Snake Cell has successfully attempted to save over 1000 snakes and has educated thousands of people about issues related to snakes.
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