If you're uncomfortable handling a snake, even if you don't believe it to be venomous, there's no reason you should deal with it yourself. Call animal control to trap it and take it away. Snakes with venomous bites should always be handled by professionals, such as animal control employees or a wildlife trapper.  Try to enclose the snake in one room. If you see it in the laundry room, for example, shut the door and wedge a towel underneath it to prevent the snake from escaping. Keep children and pets away from the area until animal control has captured the snake. Most snakes will leave your house on their own if given time and opportunity. If you find a snake in your garage or in a room leading to the outside, shut the inside doors and open the door leading outside so the snake can slither out. The snake should leave fairly quickly. This is a simpler and more reliable method than a more aggressive hands-on approach, which may frighten the snake and cause it to hide in a hard-to-reach location in your home. If you feel comfortable taking care of the snake on your own, try this common removal method: first, set a large trash can on its side in the same room as the snake. Then use a push-broom to shoo the snake into the trash can. Once the snake is in the trash can, tip the can upright and place a lid firmly on top.  Once the snake is securely inside of the trashcan, take the snake to the woods or another area away from your house. Set the can on its side, gently remove the lid, and give the snake time to slither out. Ask a friend, family member, or neighbour to help if you can. An extra pair of hands will make the process go faster and more smoothly. If you suspect there may be a snake in your attic, garage, basement or elsewhere in your house, lay out traps along the walls in these areas. Snakes will slither over or into the traps and get stuck. You—or animal control—can then safely remove the trapped snake and place it outside.  If you catch a non-venomous snake, place the trap in a bucket and take it outside or to an area where you'd like to release it. Pour vegetable oil over the snake to loosen it from the trap and allow it to crawl away. Check the traps every day to see if you've caught a snake. If you wait too long, the snake will die of starvation. Put on thick yard gloves for extra protection. Slide a stick under the snake's head and pick up the back half of its body with your other hand. You can also pick up the snake by grasping it firmly behind the head.   Make sure the snake isn't venomous before you pick it up. If you have any doubts, don't touch it. Remember that the closer you get to the snake, the more likely you are to get hurt.
अगर आपको साँप के जहरीले होने डर है, तो फिर एनिमल कंट्रोल को कॉल कर लें: साँप को अकेला छोड़ दें और उसे खुद से बाहर निकलने का रास्ता ढूँढने दें: बिना जहर वाले साँप को एक बड़े ट्रेश केन में ब्रश करके डाल दें: साँप को एक इनडोर ट्रेप (जाल) में पकड़ें: अगर आपको साँप के बिना जहर के होने का पूरा भरोसा है, तो उसे उठा लें और निकाल दें: