Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre - WRRC

Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre - WRRC 25 Year old NGO working towards conservation of urban wildlife & welfare of captive elephants through rescue, rehabilitation & advocacy

The Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Centre (WRRC) registered in July 1999 is a registered public charitable Trust for the conservation and welfare of wildlife rescued from urban and rural areas around Bangalore, India. WRRC was set up by the trustees of Compassion Unlimited Plus Action (CUPA) in response to keenly felt need to provide relief to wild animals, birds and reptiles including medical f

acilities, housing and handling cases of cruelties inflicted on them. These animals are often injured, abused or are confiscated from illegal trade. Concerned members of the public have very few options for housing or treatment of such species. Expertise for their management and rehabilitation is also lacking.

Our interns and volunteers are immersed in every stage of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation- from creating enrichment a...
22/07/2026

Our interns and volunteers are immersed in every stage of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation- from creating enrichment and building enclosures to observing veterinary procedures, assisting with rescues, and participating in outreach programmes that inspire communities to coexist with wildlife.

Here's what they have to say about their experience at WRRC 💚
Write to us at [email protected] to know more about opportunities to get involved with our wildlife work in Bengaluru!

18/07/2026

What goes on behind the scenes~ as our team works hard to keep our work towards wildlife going 💚

Monitor lizards are among India's most misunderstood and most illegally exploited reptiles.Hunted for their skin, meat, ...
15/07/2026

Monitor lizards are among India's most misunderstood and most illegally exploited reptiles.

Hunted for their skin, meat, the illegal pet trade, and myths surrounding their body parts, these remarkable reptiles continue to face serious threats despite being protected by law.

As predators and scavengers, monitor lizards play a vital role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. Every individual lost to the illegal wildlife trade is a loss for nature.

Let's replace myths with facts and choose protection over exploitation.

💚 Keep wildlife in the wild.
🚫 Say no to the illegal wildlife trade.

People often ask us, "How do our actions affect wildlife?"This is our answer.Every month, we rescue animals injured by p...
13/07/2026

People often ask us, "How do our actions affect wildlife?"

This is our answer.

Every month, we rescue animals injured by preventable human actions- entangled in manjha, trapped by glue traps, electrocuted on unsafe infrastructure, taken from the wild for the illegal pet trade, or exploited because of harmful myths and superstitions.

These aren't isolated incidents. They're a reminder that the choices we make can have lasting consequences for the wildlife around us.

Together, through awareness, compassion, and responsible actions, we can create a safer world for our wildlife.

11/07/2026

The monsoon brings fresh leaves, blooming flowers, and ideal conditions for butterflies to emerge, feed, breed, and, for some species, migrate. What seems like a sudden appearance is actually part of a remarkable natural cycle.

The next time you spot a butterfly, take a moment to appreciate one of nature's most beautiful seasonal spectacles. 🌿

This python was rescued and treated in time, ensuring no further complications were faced. We were glad that they made a...
08/07/2026

This python was rescued and treated in time, ensuring no further complications were faced. We were glad that they made a speedy recovery and could safely be released back into the wild post recovery 💚

Support us in our work towards wildlife by scanning the QR code provided at the end To donate.

05/07/2026

We are looking for someone to passively adopt this Rock Eagle Owl, as they will remain at our centre for the rest of their life due to the severity of their wing injury.

Write to us at [email protected] to know more.

02/07/2026

Voices from WRRC 💚

If you see injured or sick wildlife in need of help- reach out to our team for assistance at +91 88840 23100.

30/06/2026

Every interaction with nature has the power to inspire change.

Whispering Wilderness, our Wildlife Interpretation Centre at the Bannerghatta Rehabilitation Centre, supported by HCLFoundation, is a space where we connect with citizens about wildlife through learning, exploration, and meaningful experiences. From school outreach programmes and guided visits to workshops and awareness sessions, every activity is designed to foster a deeper understanding of wildlife and the importance of coexistence.

Here's a glimpse of the programmes and events that took place during April and May 2026, bringing together students, volunteers, professionals, and nature enthusiasts in the shared journey of conservation.

These initiatives have been made possible with the support of Harit by HCLFoundation whose partnership is helping us create lasting impact through wildlife education 🌿

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Bannerghatta Rehabilitation Centre Survey No. 129
Bangalore
KARNATAKA560083

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