animal rescue

At just 24, Naman Sharma runs Aashiyana by Naman & Welfare Trust in Delhi, which houses over 200 rescued animals and responds to up to 20 emergency calls a day. The shelter urgently needs funds for a veterinary CBC machine to speed up critical procedures and reduce mounting medical costs. Your support can help them continue their rescue and rehabilitation work.

From a 16-ft king cobra in Kerala to a trapped koel in Delhi, these four animal rescues show how ordinary people across India are answering nature’s call for help — with ropes, courage, and compassion.

A lost leopard cub was rescued in Himachal Pradesh when a resident found it trembling and made sure it received protection from forest officials.

See how micro-drones are improving leopard conservation in India by tracking rescued animals during their crucial return to the wild. This innovative technology allows forest officials to monitor without interference, supporting efforts to preserve India’s rich wildlife heritage.

As Gujarat’s lions grow from 674 to 891, they’re learning to share space with farmers, roam new landscapes, and offer rare lessons in coexistence and hope. Here's how one of India's rarest species is holding on.

After the tragic crash of Air India Flight AI-171 in Ahmedabad on 12 June, local NGO Darshana Animal Welfare, led by Akash Chavda, rescued injured dogs and birds from the blaze. The team worked tirelessly from afternoon to midnight, providing emergency care to traumatised animals left behind.

Once a model, Pawan Sharma now dedicates his life to rescuing paralysed monkeys. With over 200 distress calls daily and eviction looming, he fights to give them a safe home. Here’s his story.

Sai Vignesh started helping animals at a very young age, thanks to his grandfather. Later, he started Almighty Animal Care Trust in Tiruvallur, Tamil Nadu to provide a safe haven for injured animals.

At 27, Bhargsetu Sharma leads a rescue initiative that has saved over 5,000 animals. Here’s how she is inspiring a movement of compassion and action for a kinder, more empathetic world.

Born in Kaziranga, Assam, Manoj Gogoi developed a deep love for wildlife and has rescued over 6,000 animals since 2007. He works tirelessly to save animals, especially during floods.