Rescue Center

The PFA Rescue Center is envisioned as a transit point where needy animals come in, overcome their physical and emotional trauma, and live on till they go to good loving homes for the rest of their lives. It is also a permanent home to aged animals and those with special needs. The sprawling 1.47 acre campus has ample space to house and take care of homeless, sick and injured animals. The land was purchased for PFA by the Chairperson, Mrs. Maneka Gandhi, and construction was partly financed by the Animal Welfare Board of India.

The rescue center operates in a non-polluting, environment friendly manner and has the clearance of the Pollution Control Board. Over the years, PFA rescue center has facilitated the rescue of countless animals including dogs, cats, bulls, horses and birds. The rescue center is designed such that the animals have plenty of space and freedom. Confinement and restraints are used only when absolutely necessary. The Center offers a peaceful and pleasant ambience for the inmates and the animal lovers who visit us. The facilities include;

• Kennels for safely housing animals with different temperaments
• Quarantine enclosures for sick animals with contagious conditions
• Enclosures for large farm animals
• Free space for permanent residents
• Kitchen and stores equipped to feed more than a hundred animals
• Other amenities for the maintenance of animals
• Biogas plant for fuel generation and waste treatment
• Hospital

Hospital

PFA operates a veterinary hospital in the rescue center premises. The hospital is equipped for trauma care, animal treatment and surgical procedures. We regularly perform Animal birth control surgeries, other major soft tissue surgeries and treatment of rescued animals. We provide low cost medical care to owned pets as well as farm animals, free medical care for pets of the poor and community dogs.