timesofindia.indiatimes.com · DistrictNews · 2026-09-07
How Bengaluru saves injured exotic birds, wildlife
Bengaluru’s rescue network saves injured exotic birds and wildlife—lovebirds, cockatiels, African greys and vultures—through volunteers, vets and PfA reha... Ayu Lodha started rescuing injured dogs and cats when she was barely 16. Later, she started caring for birds too, and took in an exotic bird, a cockatiel, after a rescue but it didn’t survive. How Bengaluru saves injured exotic birds, wildlife.
Why it matters. Understanding wildlife rescue networks highlights urban conservation efforts and animal welfare systems crucial for civic exams.
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