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Bird Hospital

Find a bird hospital for injured or sick birds in India, by state and district, with address, phone number and services, in the Animal Writes Directory.

7 organisations

Organisations

  • Charitable Birds Hospital, Navin Shahdara

    Charitable Birds Hospital, Navin Shahdara is a bird hospital run by Shri Vijayanand Sureshwar Jain Sewa Trust in Navin Shahdara. It is listed in…

  • Charity Birds Hospital (Jain Lal Mandir)

    Charity Birds Hospital (Jain Lal Mandir) is the bird hospital at Shri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir, opposite Red Fort, Chandni Chowk, run by Prachin…

  • CUPA – Compassion Unlimited Plus Action

    CUPA is an organization for the welfare of animals. It is an Animal Shelter NGO in Bangalore that offers personalized treatment for stray, injured,…

  • Animal Rights Fund

    Animal Rights Fund is an NGO in Bangalore, India, promoting veganism, advocating animal rights legally, operating a helpline for sick and injured street dogs,…

  • Shri Surat Panjrapole

    Recognised by the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI code GJ132/2001). Source: AWBI list of recognised animal welfare organisations as on .

  • Beauty without Brutality

    Recognised by the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI code GJ260/2013). Source: AWBI list of recognised animal welfare organisations as on .

  • People for Animals- Ludhiana

    Recognised by the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI code PJ008/1999). Source: AWBI list of recognised animal welfare organisations as on .

Questions about Bird Hospital

On the Directory, choose Bird hospital under Type, then your state and district. Some listings come from older public lists and may be out of date, so call before you take a bird there.

Only if it is run by an AWBI-recognised organisation. AWBI’s financial assistance includes schemes for veterinary care and rescued animals and for shelters; applications are scrutinised and grants paid in two instalments.

Yes. The PCA Act, 1960 defines an animal as any living creature other than a human being, so its cruelty provisions cover birds too.