Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Vantara Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre in Jamnagar, Gujarat. The centre is dedicated to rescuing and caring for over 1.5 lakh animals, emphasizing its crucial role in wildlife conservation. The inauguration ceremony highlighted the centre's commitment to providing a safe haven for rescued animals and ensuring their well-being.
During his visit, PM Modi toured the advanced wildlife hospital at the Vantara Centre. Equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, the hospital offers medical care to injured and sick animals. The Prime Minister was impressed by the dedication of the staff and the advanced medical treatments available, underscoring the centre's pivotal role in animal healthcare.
One of the most heartwarming moments of the visit was PM Modi's interaction with some of the centre's rare species. He had the opportunity to engage with Asiatic Lion cubs, a rare Clouded Leopard cub, and a White Lion cub born at Vantara after its mother’s rescue. These interactions showcased the centre's efforts in rescuing and rehabilitating endangered animals, reinforcing its mission to protect biodiversity.
PM Modi's visit to the Vantara Centre underscored the importance of wildlife conservation and the vital role that rescue and rehabilitation centres play. His interactions with the resident animals highlighted the centre's dedication to providing a nurturing environment for these creatures. The inauguration marks a significant step in India's efforts to safeguard its diverse wildlife and support initiatives that protect endangered species.