PfA Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Centre, Bengaluru, is a non-profit animal welfare organisation, founded in 1996. The centre rescues, treats and rehabilitates urban wild animals, to ultimately release them back into their natural habitats. These urban wild animals, found in and around the city, are injured, displaced or orphaned due to various causes. The centre is open 24x7, year-round.
Since its inception, PfA Bengaluru has rescued over 26,000 urban wild animals, of over 201 species. From conducting awareness drives in schools, colleges, offices and communities, to initiating special programs, such as replenishing the water sources in fringe forests, PfA has been instrumental in the conservation of environment and wildlife in and around Bangalore over the years. PfA also runs a pet cemetery to provide a dignified resting place for pets. We are Licensed by the Karnataka Forest Department and Recognised by the Central Zoo Authority of India, Animal Welfare Board of India.