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About Us
Welcome to Bengaluru’s
Best Wildlife Hospital
Welcome to PfA Wildlife Hospital, Bengaluru—a renowned non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and rehabilitating urban wildlife since 1996. Our mission aligns with Mrs. Maneka Gandhi's visionary nationwide initiative to promote animal welfare. Guided by our present trustees—Mahalakshmi Parthasarathy, Namrata Dugar, Gauri Maini Hira, and Sunita Prabhakar—we specialize in the rescue, treatment, rehabilitation, and legal protection of animals, striving to make a lasting impact on Bengaluru’s wildlife conservation.
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Provide timely, specialised veterinary care
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Create awareness, amongst citizens of all ages and backgrounds
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Develop a practise that employs better wildlife care techniques
Our Core Work
Why should you
choose Our Hospital
With over two decades of collective experience and world-class training, our Rescue Team is on call 24/7, 365 days a year. Equipped with a wide range of specialized rescue tools, we are ready to respond to any wildlife rescue situation, no matter how challenging.
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Rescue
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Treatment
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Rehabilitation
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Release
What is Urban Wildlife?
The diverse array of non-domesticated species we encounter in parks, lakes, fields, roads, gardens, city structures, neighboring forests, and the untamed fringes of the city are all wild animals living among us. From the little birds on our balconies and squirrels in our trees to the kites in our markets and snakes in our backyards, they are all part of our urban wilderness.
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Social Impact
Our Story in numbers
Support Our Animals
Help us to protect
Our Animals
All contributions will be used directly for the welfare of animals, providing them with food, veterinary care, and enclosure enrichment that closely imitates their natural habitats.
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Blogs
Love in the Wild: How Human Actions During Breeding Season Can Save (or Harm) Bengaluru’s Wildlife
February is often associated with love, bonding, and new beginnings. But beyond human celebrations, this month also marks the beginning of a crucial phase in the lives of Bengaluru’s urban wildlife
Bengaluru is home to an incredible diversity of urban wildlife—birds, reptiles, mammals, and countless other species that quietly share our city with us.
Each year, as the festive season of Sankranti approaches, colourful kites fill Bengaluru’s skies. But beneath the joy of kite flying lies a growing and largely unseen crisis — one that deeply affects the city’s wildlife.
