World Animal Protection India

Tiny wings. A second chance.

This White-breasted Waterhen chick was rescued in Shimuliapara, North 24 Parganas, and is currently under care before being safely released back into the wild.

Many wild birds fall victim to habitat disturbance, illegal capture, and unsafe human interference. Every rescue is a reminder that wildlife belongs in nature—not in cages, markets, or homes.

Protecting wildlife starts with awareness, compassion, and action.
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Despite their reputation in popular culture, hyenas are remarkable animals known for their strong social structures and problem-solving abilities. They play a key role in ecosystems by helping recycle nutrients through scavenging.

This International Hyena Day, raising awareness about their ecological importance can help shift perceptions and encourage greater protection for wildlife.
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On the occasion of Save The Elephant Day on 16 April, 2026, World Animal Protection organised a protest against the use of elephants in entertainment in the wake of the painted elephant shoot done by photographer Julia Buruleva. The message conveyed was 'Elephants Are Not Entertainers'. The protest was conducted at Patrika Gate in Jaipur.