At present, perpetrators of such acts often get away unscathed as the penalty for the first time offender is just Rs 50 under the Preventio...

“The cows will be given to the families who are willing to keep them and also have available space for them. If the family wishes so, it wi...

“A total of 43,103 stray cattle have been adopted as on January 16. The adoption had slowed due to cold but it is expected to pick up once ...

The Yogi Adityanath government has decided to tackle the problem of over-flowing cow shelters by paying willing citizens to look after them...

“The procedure has been done for dogs and elephants around the world but not for tigers,” said orthopaedic surgeon Dr Sushrut Babhulkar, wh...

The chief minister, Manohar Lal, today disclosed this after discussions with his Good Governance Associates and Administrative Secretaries.

In order to generate love for wildlife among people, the state government has launched a scheme for the adoption of birds or animals.

On the occasion of 'Wildlife Safety Week', Haryana government has started a scheme for adoption of wild animals in zoos and deer parks for ...

The Alipore zoo will announce new adoption schemes immediately after the Pujas.

The Mysore Zoo could now get some exotic animals to add to its stock, thanks to Kushi and her daughter Lakshmi.

Infosys chairman N R Narayana Murthy is considering a proposal to adopt an animal at the Alipore Zoological Gardens.

Visitors will no longer have to peek through railings and cages to catch a glimpse of the Royal Bengal tiger at the Alipore Zoo.

With a view to conserve environment and wildlife, Haryana government has come out with a new policy under which the people can adopt animal...

From a peafowl to an elephant, the Hyderabadis have begun to show more love for them all.

The animal adoption scheme is picking up momentum at the Nandankanan Zoological Park here.

In a bid to educate people about animals and birds and to generate empathy towards them, the Haryana government has initiated a new adoptio...

Lion can be adopted for Rs 2.5 lakh, a leopard for Rs 1.15 lakh and the cheapest would be the barking deer at the cost of Rs 10,000 per ann...