Vantara, a leading animal welfare organisation owned by Anant Ambani, has extended its support to Namibia and has offered to help rescue animals facing the threat of being culled due to severe drought conditions. Vantara, through its extensive network of rescue and rehabilitation centres, is prepared to provide shelter and care to affected wildlife.
Vantara’s commitment to global wildlife conservation
Vantara, based in Gujarat, India, operates under the leadership of Anant Ambani and is known for its dedication to animal welfare globally. The organization, which includes the Greens Zoological Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre and the Radhe Krishna Temple Elephant Welfare Trust, manages over 3,500 acres of land with world-class facilities and a team of over 2,000 professionals.
A call for collaboration
Vantara CEO Vivaan Karani has formally reached out to the Namibian High Commission and proposed collaborative initiatives to prevent the culling of animals. The organisation has pledged to explore alternative solutions that will ensure the survival and well-being of Namibia’s wildlife during these difficult times.
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