Wildlife Rescues in Delhi: A Sanctuary of Hope

Over 10,000 wild animals were rescued and rehabilitated at Delhi's Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary from 2021 to 2025, including macaques, snakes, and birds. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi and various NGOs spearheaded these efforts. Key rescue hotspots included Sangam Vihar, Asola, Bhatti Mines, and Neb Sarai.

In a significant effort to preserve Delhi's urban wildlife, more than 10,000 animals have been rescued and rehabilitated at the Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary between 2021 and 2025.

Key figures reveal that the Municipal Corporation of Delhi has managed the relocation of over 6,691 rhesus macaques, while various NGOs handled nearly 3,339 other wild animals such as snakes and birds. This initiative underscores multi-species rehabilitation amid urban challenges.

Official statistics highlight the persistent risks posed by urbanization, with injury and electrocution emerging as the main threats. Meanwhile, specific localities like Sangam Vihar and Asola remain pivotal to these rescue operations.