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.

From combating illegal practices like camel slaughter, ritualistic jackal hunting etc., to rescuing urban wildlife, our journey has been diverse. Initially focused on raising awareness about animal rights, we later shifted our focus to the rescue and rehabilitation of injured or displaced urban wildlife, addressing a crucial need in Bengaluru's green spaces. With relentless dedication, PfA Wildlife Hospital has proudly facilitated the rescue of over 43,000 urban wild animals spanning 231 different species

Our ultimate goal is to ensure their successful release back into their natural habitats, fostering harmony between wildlife and human communities. Today, our wildlife hospital stands as a testament to our commitment to providing essential care for wildlife in need.

Through extensive awareness campaigns and community outreach programs, we aim to inspire a sense of responsibility and stewardship toward our environment.