India’s animal centre vows reset after criticism
⟶ The Vantara Wildlife Rescue Centre in Jamnagar, India, has vowed a reset following criticism. The facility houses hundreds of animals including elephants, big cats, giraffes, chimpanzees, and orangutans within an enclosure.
GIRAFFES inside an enclosure at the Vantara Wildlife Rescue Centre in Jamnagar, India.—AFP JAMNAGAR: Behind guarded gates resembling a maharajah’s palace are hundreds of elephants and big cats, giraffes grazing in a mock savannah, and chimpanzees and oranguta…
Background
The Vantara Wildlife Rescue Centre is located in Jamnagar, India, and its gates are described as resembling a maharajah’s palace.
Why it matters
The centre is undergoing a reset after facing criticism. This suggests there are concerns about its operations or animal welfare, prompting a commitment to change.