Avian Rehabilitation

The Kite is a medium-sized raptor (bird of prey). This adult kite was met with an accident and got damaged its leg and wing, some local people rescued the bird with a critical situation and brought to our facility on 7^th Nov19. After examination and X-ray vets found out the birds had a severe fracture in the leg and found a wound in the left wing, our vets have done pinning surgery to fix the problem.

After the successful surgery the bird is rapidly recovering under the supervision of our avian experts, who are constantly following up with its regular medication, nutrition and bandaging. The bird will be released to its natural habitat once completely recovered.

Thank you for your support and trust!
We request your strong association with our projects to continue the work of saving speechless and helpless animals!

We have receive 575 birds and 241 infants (Mostly orphan) in the month of November, suffering from head injury, Dehydration, Kite string injury, trauma and illness. A majority of these are rock pigeon and black kites as they are most abundant in the urban environment, but we also get rare endangered and sometimes critically endangered species for treatment and rehabilitation. Saving every individual bird is important for conservation of species and we have successfully treated and released above 70% of the received birds.

Below is the summary of birds treated in our hospital (Nov19):

Rock pigeon: 403

Black Indian kite: 30
Crow: 20

Dove: 17

Common Myna: 08
Rose ringed parakeets: 22

Alexandrian parakeets: 02
Black ibis: 03

Barn owl: 04

Peafowl: 05

Asian koel: 25

Quail: 03

Rosy starling: 05

Budgerigar: 10

Green pigeon: 14

Shikra: 01

Babbler: 01

Red Wattled Lapwing: 02

Southern coucal: 01

Water hen: 01

  Thank you very much for always helping us by donating generously to carry on with our work and saving distressed innocent lives.