
A Place Where Scientific Excellence Meets Compassionate Care
The Heart Behind Vantara
Nestled in Jamnagar, India, Vantara is home to over 1,50,000 animals across 2,000+ species. Our pioneering initiative focuses on helping rescued animals heal, both physically and emotionally. Ours is a home for those animals rescued from abuse and trauma, serving as a safe haven and a compassionate community built on a spirit of service.
Elephant Welfare Centre
Spanning 998 acres, the Radhe Krishna Temple Elephant Welfare Trust at Vantara is the world’s largest care facility for rescued elephants. Home to more than 260+ elephants, it provides a safe haven for those saved from logging industry, street begging, and circuses. Once chained and deprived, they now roam freely in a natural, wild-like habitat, receiving the right care they deserve.
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Wild Animal Rescue Center
The Green Zoological Research and Rehabilitation Center is a non-profit dedicated to animal conservation and welfare. We strive to save endangered species by combining expertise in animal care and conservation.
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Milestones of Our Path











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Species Insights
Cheetah Conservation
The cheetah is a large cat, characterised by a lightly built body with tawny to creamy-white or pale buff fur marked with evenly spaced, solid black spots.

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Innovation in Zoo Design
Modern zoological institutions are no longer constrained by the traditional notion of simply displaying animals for public viewing.

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