First of all, posting a document that shows your full name, address, and phone number is foolish and basically a recipe for unwanted contact. I hesitate to wonder how many fake snakes you'll receive in the mail because of this. Anyway...
A snake fell out of my amazon package
The Amazon is full of snakes....
Seriously...what kind of snake? The photo you posted suggests it was a very tiny snake (and the exterminator's invoice says "juvenile"), but I'm no expert in snake identification.
I have a one year old son who was put in danger.
Ummm...how exactly did that tiny thing put your child in danger?
I have pictures and a report from the animal control guy proving that it definitely came from the package. I paid $425 to get the snake removed and I need compensation.
That report most certainly does not "prov[e] that it definitely came from the package." The invoice states that person who wrote the invoice removed a "juvenile snake" from the "kitchen of [your] home." The statement that the snake came from the package is almost certainly nothing but a reference to what you told the person who wrote the invoice.
I can't even conceive of paying $425 to remove something that small from my home.
You're obviously free to sue whomever you like, but keep the following in mind:
The company you mentioned may or may not have been the actual seller. Not all orders placed through that company are fulfilled by that company.
You'll have to prove that the snake didn't crawl into the package after it was left on your porch or wherever it was left by the person who delivered it. Isn't it possible that the hole in the bag depicted in the photo wasn't there when the shipment left the seller's control? Maybe the snake got in the bag while the item was in transit.
Spending $425 was an overreaction.
