Vantara

Nestled in the heart of Gujarat, Vantara spans 4,000 acres as one of the world’s largest wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and conservation initiatives. It provides a protected space for over 1.5 lakh rescued, endangered and threatened beings, ensuring they receive expert medical care, species-specific rehabilitation and a dignified future. Designed to replicate natural ecosystems, Vantara offers refuge to those rescued from human-animal conflicts, inadequate captive conditions and exploitative industries like circuses. Redefining Wildlife Medicine & Conservation Science: Home to the world’s largest multi-specialty veterinary hospital, Vantara is at the forefront of clinical wildlife medicine, conservation biology and veterinary innovation. Its 22 specialized hospitals and 17 clinics feature MRI, CT scans, ICUs and neonatal care units, ensuring world-class treatment. Vantara’s conservation breeding programs employ genetic banking and advanced reproductive technologies to protect critically endangered species. A Space Like No Other: ● 998-acre elephant care centre with hydrotherapy pools & nutrition programs ● 72,800 kg of food prepared daily at 100,000 sq. ft. Nutrition Centre ● World’s largest gene bank securing biodiversity for future generations ● Over 3,500 experts, including wildlife veterinarians, biologists and caregivers ● Rescued beings from 32 countries & all Indian states Beyond Rescue – A Vision for the Future: Recognized by the Central Zoo Authority & Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, India, Vantara goes beyond conservation—it’s a movement. Through global collaborations, research-driven solutions and habitat restoration, it is shaping the future of wildlife conservation and reintroduction programs. At Vantara, every life matters, every being counts and every action contributes to a world where wildlife and people coexist in harmony.