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Wildlife Rescue

The world's largest raptor rescue facility, based in Delhi, India. Featured in the Oscar-nominated documentary "All That Breathes." 40,000+ birds rescued since 2010.

Contact

  • C-6/1, Rehmani Chowk, Street No. 9, Wazirabad Village, Delhi - 110084, IndiaRegd: 2970, Shah Ganj, Ajmeri Gate, Delhi - 110006, India
  • +91 98100 29698
  • nadeem@raptorrescue.org

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Our Work

  • Our Specialty
  • Our Clinic
  • Bird Enclosures
  • Treatments
  • Conditions We Treat
  • NWRA Symposium 2025

Species & Conservation

  • Species We Treat
  • Vulture Conservation
  • Egyptian Vultures
  • Annual Reports
  • Financial Transparency

Media & Stories

  • All That Breathes
  • Rescue Stories
  • Photo Gallery
  • Video Clips
  • Blog
  • Press & Awards
  • Bird Brothers Book
  • Our Early Days

Get Involved

  • About Us
  • Donate
  • Contact Us
  • Education & Outreach
  • Report a Tagged Bird

Legal

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  • Refund Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • CSR Brochure (PDF)

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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)

Bird Tracking

Report A Tagged Bird

Spotted a bird with a Wildlife Rescue tag? Your report helps us track the survival and movement of birds we've rehabilitated and released back into the wild.

Identify the Tag

Note the tag number, colour, and which leg it's on.

Take Photos

Photograph the tag close-up and the bird if possible.

Note the Location

Where and when you saw the bird — as precise as possible.

Sighting Report Form

Fill in what you can — every detail helps us track our birds.

Your Details

Tag Details

If you can read the number on the tag


Bird Details

When & Where

Optional — from Google Maps or your phone


Photos

Upload up to 5 photos — ideally a close-up of the tag and a wider shot of the bird. Max 10 MB per photo.


Found an Injured Tagged Bird?

If the bird is injured and needs immediate help, please call us directly at +91 98100 29698 or WhatsApp +91 98100 29698. You can still submit this form afterward for our records.