Private Tour of an Indian Billionaire’s Secret Wildlife Rescue Center



To be clear, this is not a zoo. This is a rescue and rehabilitation center dedicated to conservation. This is the first ever exclusive, behind-the-scenes private tour of the world’s largest wildlife rescue and rehab center. Thank you for the honor of allowing us to film here @reliancevantara and thank you Anant Ambani for caring so much about these incredible animals.

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38 thoughts on “Private Tour of an Indian Billionaire’s Secret Wildlife Rescue Center”

  1. The amount of mone u need to take care of 3000 acres land is insane .I wonder why govt. Need to increase tax for middle class ?

    Look at rhino .this thing has more facilities than any middle class families in india. Look at how clean it is.

    Also he doesn't love animals .he loves particular animals that will help him in any ways to imvade taxes or whatever .

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  2. Mr. Anant Ambani has made my dreams come true. I prayed for something like this. I used to wonder how can big wild animals be rescued in India? Who has the resources for their care? Only a rich man.

    He is an angel my God employed to answer my prayers for the helpless wild animals. May Anant Ambani be truly blessed in his health, wealth, family and future. May his riches multiply.

    I feel there should be a hotline for wild animal emergencies. There have been many cases of elephants hit by vehicles, wild animals starving in zoos and circuses, wild animals starving in their habitat, etc. The hotline is for animal lovers who can report wild animals in distress. It should be made clear that it is not for the rescue of domestic animals.

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