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The world's largest raptor rescue facility, based in Delhi, India. Featured in the Oscar-nominated documentary "All That Breathes." 39,000+ birds rescued since 2010.

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  • C-6/1, Rehmani Chowk, Street No. 9, Wazirabad Village, Delhi - 110084, IndiaRegd: 2970, Shah Ganj, Ajmeri Gate, Delhi - 110006, India
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  • nadeem@raptorrescue.org

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India: 80(G) Tax Exempt Reg. No. AAATW2352B25DL02  |  USA: 501(c)(3) via Raptor Rescue and Research Inc. (EIN: 87-3289299)

Annual Reports

16 years of data-backed impact. Complete transparency on our growth, intake, and finances.

12x

Growth in 15 years

362 → 4,184 birds/year

38,491+

Total birds rescued

Case #317 to #38,807

17.7%

Compound annual growth

Consistent acceleration

₹42.7L

Annual budget (2024-25)

5x growth in 5 years

Annual Intake: 2010–2025

Birds rescued per year — from founding to record-breaking 2025.

2010
362
2011
1,017
2012
1,303
2013
1,306
2014
1,926
2015
2,460
2016
2,307
2017
2,113
2018
2,083
2019
2,564
2020
2,532
2021
2,815
2022
3,500
2023
3,398
2024
3,670
2025
4,184
2026
951

Financial Transparency

Every rupee accounted for. Complete income and expenditure data.

Financial YearTotal IncomeTotal Expenditure
2019-20₹8,27,567₹8,27,567
2020-21₹21,17,858₹21,17,858
2021-22₹22,72,104₹22,72,104
2022-23₹31,06,297₹31,06,852
2023-24₹30,08,131₹30,08,131
2024-25₹42,66,646₹42,66,646

Where Your Money Goes (2024-25)

Salaries & Wages₹22,88,060 (53.6%)
Food for Birds₹2,00,903 (4.7%)
Rescue & Release₹1,28,208 (3.0%)
Medicine for Birds₹63,044 (1.5%)
Other Expenses₹15,86,431 (37.2%)

Five Growth Phases

The story of Wildlife Rescue told through data.

Phase 1

2010

362/year

Home Operations

Two brothers rescuing birds from their home in Old Delhi's Walled City. Birds literally 'delivered at home.' Case #317 marks the beginning.

Phase 2

2011–2014

1,017–1,926/year

Explosive Growth

The Charity Birds Hospital partnership ignites. Volume nearly triples in 3 years. Species diversity grows from 9 to 42.

Phase 3

2015–2018

~2,100–2,460/year

Consolidation

Operations stabilize and professionalize. Partner network solidifies around 5 core organizations.

Phase 4

2019–2021

2,532–2,815/year

Renewed Growth

COVID barely dents operations (−1% in 2020). New partners emerge. Prem Bhawan grows 5x.

Phase 5

2022–2025

3,398–4,184/year

Documentary Era

All That Breathes brings global attention. Intake jumps 24% in 2022. 2025 is the highest year ever. 10+ partner organizations active.

Annual Report Archive

Quick-look infographics and full detailed PDFs for every year.

2025 Annual Report

A Second Chance at Flight

4,214
Birds Rescued
53
Species
3,341
Black Kites
8
Egyptian Vultures
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Detailed Report — Cover

A landmark year — 4,214 birds rescued across 53 species, new high-tech equipment (digital X-ray, ICU incubators, ultrasonic scalpel), and the launch of our EV ambulance for greener rescue logistics.

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Reports are released annually and include audited financial statements, intake data, and program details.

2022 Annual Report

Annual Intake Analysis — 3,385 Rescues

3,385
Total Rescues
2,872
Black Kites
39
Species
13
Rare Species
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Detailed Report — Cover

The Oscar-nominated documentary All That Breathes brought global attention to our work. Black Kites dominated intake at 85% of all rescues, while 39 unique species were treated — including 13 rare single-instance rescues.

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2021 Annual Report

2021 In Numbers

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Detailed Report — Cover

A year of steady recovery from the pandemic slowdown — expanded intake, more volunteer capacity, and broader species coverage documented in our visual annual review.

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2020 Annual Report

Resilient Operations in a Year of Global Crisis

2,478
Total Rescues
47
Species
2,116
Black Kites
53
Barn Owls
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Detailed Report — Cover

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Wildlife Rescue stayed operational through 2020 — rescuing 2,478 birds across 47 species. The team secured FCRA registration for international donations and navigated lockdown-related spikes in kite flying injuries.

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Reports are released annually and include audited financial statements, intake data, and program details.

For earlier reports or specific data requests, please contact nadeem@raptorrescue.org