Conservation and Rehabilitation of Wildlife 2.79

Conservation and Rehabilitation of Wildlife (C.R.O.W) is an independent, non profit, non governmental, volunteer organization dedicated to offering a reliable and high-quality resource for the rehabilitation of orphaned, abandoned, injured, or incapacitated wildlife. It is run and managed by Rehabilitation for Wildlife Trust (Regd No: E/9894/Rajkot) registered under the Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. C.R.O.W also strives to educate the public and create awareness about various issues related to wildlife, emphasizing humane solutions to human-wildlife interactions. Donations to the centre are exempt under section 80G of the Income Tax Act.

Our Objectives:

1) To rescue birds of prey in distress and provide them with veterinary treatment and general care and strive to rehabilitate them back into the wild after ascertaining the sustainability of the habitat.

2) To use specially developed techniques for chicks and hack them back into the wild. Also, to use lifetime grounded birds for educational/conservation purposes.

3) To help and encourage people to support their backyard wildlife.


4) To run a nursery of indigenous and bird friendly tree species and promote native tree afforestation.

5) To create public awareness and provide solutions in order to reduce human-wildlife conflict.