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The HinduAnimal welfare activists attacked during cattle rescue operation
Animal welfare activists were attacked while trying to rescue cattle. The incident took place during an operation to save the animals.
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The Times of IndiaTwo horses collapse during wedding processions, handlers walk away
Two horses collapsed during wedding processions in India, and their handlers left the scene.
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Republic WorldThey Couldn’t Cry for Help, But Help Came: 40+ Animals Including Dogs and Cats Rescued in Massive Ghaziabad Fire
More than 40 animals, including dogs and cats, were rescued from a significant fire in Ghaziabad. The animals were unable to call for help during the blaze.
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PETA India2025: A Year of Breakthroughs in Animal Welfare and Rescue By Emergency and Rapid Response Teams
In 2025, PETA India reported advancements in animal welfare through its Emergency and Rapid Response Teams. The teams focused on rescuing animals in need and providing crucial support during emergencies. This initiative aimed to improve the overall conditions and safety…
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The New Indian ExpressFour years after flood rescue, two rhino calves moved to Kaziranga for release
Two rhino calves that were rescued from flooding four years ago have been relocated to Kaziranga National Park. This move is part of their preparation for release back into the wild. The transfer took place recently on January 20, 2026.
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Deccan ChronicleTelangana’s First Animal-inclusive Disaster Risk Conference Held
A conference focused on disaster risk management for animals was held in Telangana on November 27, 2025. This event marked Telangana’s first initiative to include animal welfare in disaster preparedness discussions.
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Live LawSupreme Court Directs States To Consider Treating Human-Wildlife Conflict As ‘Natural Disaster’, Orders…
The Supreme Court instructed states to regard human-wildlife conflict as a natural disaster. This directive aims to encourage specific measures and responses to manage such conflicts.
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Free Press Journal‘Coexistence, Not Cruelty’: Animal Activists Flood Mumbais Shivaji Park To Protest Supreme Court Stray
Animal activists gathered at Shivaji Park in Mumbai on November 16, 2025, to protest a Supreme Court ruling regarding stray animals. The protest emphasized themes of coexistence and rejected cruelty towards these animals.
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