Finding a Snake in Your House? Here’s What to Do (And Why You Shouldn’t Panic)

  • Do not try to kill the snake. A frightened, injured snake is far more dangerous than one left alone. Attempting to kill a snake dramatically increases your risk of being bitten.
  • Do not try to capture it. Even non-venomous snakes can bite. Their mouths harbor bacteria that can cause serious infection.
  • Do not corner it. A snake that can’t escape may become defensive. Give it space and an escape route out of the room (if possible).

Step 3: Call for Help (When and Who to Contact)

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