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Official Website - People For Animals is India's largest animal welfare organization (NGO) with a nationwide network of 2.5 lakh members, 160 units and 26 hospitals. With Mrs Maneka Gandhi as our chairperson, we undertake animal rescue and rehabilitation work across the country. It is our aim to set up animal welfare centres in each of India's 600 districts.

Owl Rescued by PFA Nanital

High altitude Himalayan owl, that strayed into the town, and was injured by crows and street children. Rescued by local Pfa unit, and handed over to the authorities of G.B. Pant High Altitude Zoo, Nainital, after giving necessary first aid.

Its the second owl to be rescued by pfa. With the cutting of forests, and destruction of habitat, more and more wild animals are straying into human settlements these days.

on 28th January, 2009 a People For Animals Delhi rescued a rare species owl. One Brown Fishing Owl. One woman has been arrested who is the smmuggler of wild animals like falcons, owls etc. Case registered under wild life protection act 1972, fir lodged in ps kashmiri gate in north distt delhi. fir no-27/09

Rescued owl was recovered in very sick condition.owl sent it to sanjay gandhi animal care center for immediate medical treatment.

Raid in Pune

A team lead by Customs Dept has seized a consignment of 50 fresh water turtles (terrapins) from a Pet Shop.

The raid was conducted jointly with Manoj Oswal, Animal Welfare Officer, People for Animals. This is the first time that customs department has conducted a raid in Pune for illegal sale of wild animals.

Import and export of exotic and wild animals is in the negative list of import as per the Customs rules. Import of such animals is permitted only in exceptional conditions and with permission from DGFT and The Cheifl Wildlife Warden of the State.

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Santosh Das of PFA Bhubaneshwar rescued a Grass Owl with the help of a forest ranger. The owl was being sold in Village Begunia of district Khurda , Orissa The owl has been released.

On 28.12.08 PFA Ghaziabad rescued a Nilgai from a muslim family of Piplaida village of Massorie .Salim ,who is the criminal in this case is the head of this village . An FIR has been lodged under wild life protection act 1972,sec-9 and the neelgai has been rehabilitated with the help of forest people .

A female rhesus monkey was also rescued s found in a very miserable ,tied tightly with thick ,short chains and iron wire around his neck.

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	on 28th dec2008 PFA Delhi raiding team caught a truck Iin Karol Bagh loaded with 36 buffalo these buffalo were going to Idgah. The truck was from Rajasthan. The Delhi police arrested three butchers under the prevention of cruelty to animals act. All thsese buffalo were sent to Sanjay Gandhi Animal Care Hospital. 3 were dead and others were brutally injured.

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	Selling wild animals and birds and their parts is now as big a business as selling drugs and guns. Every city in India is full of criminals who sell everything from tiger claws to munias. For the last fifty years we have allowed this to go on and left the catching to government wildlife departments – most of whom are so intensely corrupt that they control the trade themselves....
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