PfA Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Centre

  Support PfA Wildlife Rescue & Conservation Centre This Festive Season The lights are up, the chill is in the air, and Bengaluru is getting ready to celebrate the most magical time of the year. As we exchange gifts, decorate trees, and gather with loved ones, it’s also the perfect moment to extend the spirit of giving to those who cannot ask for help themselves — our city’s wildlife. At PfA Wildlife Rescue & Conservation Centre Bengaluru , thousands of animals pass through our care every year — from injured birds and electrocuted monkeys to dehydrated reptiles, orphaned mammals, and victims of road accidents. Our wildlife hospital operates 24/7, providing specialised medical care, rehabilitation, and safe release back into the wild. This Christmas, you can make a real difference . Why Wildlife Needs a Christmas Miracle Too Unlike pets or livestock, wild animals have no one looking out for them when they fall sick or get injured. Urbanisation, habitat loss, pollution, and r...

Matcha, oat milk, K-pop, fast fashion, stories, snaps, trends - that’s what people think defines Gen Z. They’re often called the “Wi-Fi generation,” the kids who live online, who believe in passion over paychecks, who manifest more than they plan and are the only generation who speak in acronyms (Iykyk). And maybe somewhere it's right - a little. But at PfA Wildlife Rescue & Conservation Center, we’ve seen the other side of this generation - the fearless, compassionate, a brain with a bunch of questions - who’s rewriting what activism looks like. When Gen Z Stood Up for the Wild These same young people are the ones who stood shoulder to shoulder to protect the Kanchgachibowli Forest. They protested when no one else did, refused to let another patch of green disappear under concrete, and in doing so, protected millions of wild lives - birds, insects, mammals, all the tiny beating hearts that make up our shared ecosystem. Across India and even beyond, Gen Z has spoken up, questio...