Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (WRRC)
is a Bangalore-based public charitable trust
is a Bangalore-based public charitable trust
WRRC's flagship project highlights plight of captive elephants in India
WRRC's initial and continuing work is engagement with rescued,
wounded and orphaned wild animals and birds found in urban areas
wounded and orphaned wild animals and birds found in urban areas
Meet the herd
Captive elephants have been an integral part of India’s religious culture, but in the past few years, this idea has been exploited more for its commercial value, resulting in horrific training and keeping conditions.
Rescue stories
WRRC receives over 100 animals from about 40 species every month and almost an equal number are released back into the wild after treatment.
Give to animals
Your donations go toward the operations of the rehabilitation centre; toward veterinary medicine, animal food, staff salaries, facility maintenance, and for our wildlife advocacy and outreach activities.
Our rescue centers
To report injured wild animals,
Please call +91 80 2294 7307/ 7317 or
send an email to rescue@wrrcindia.org
Together we can change this world.
Together we can change this world.
Updates View All
BENGALURU: There are four monkeys in the indoor cages at the Bannerghatta Rescue Centre (BRC). The oldest sits facing the wall, sightless....
July 26, 2018
Spring is here and with it the festival of colours. What better palette to choose from than our wondrous wildlife....
March 2, 2018
There are many ways to show you care. Visit our stall at Malang Mela- the exciting flea market at Orion...
February 10, 2018
Our Partners
WRRC is a public charitable trust. We are completely dependent on donations from the public and from progressive institutions and corporations. We express deep gratitude to the following organisations for their generous support
