Bengaluru Launches Urban Wildlife Ambulance

Bengaluru just launched something most cities ignore. An ambulance built specifically for

urban wildlife. Not for people. For animals trapped between concrete and survival.

The city sees hundreds of distress calls monthly. Injured owls tangled in kite strings.

Snakes cornered in apartment complexes. Monkeys hit by vehicles. Most places treat this as background

noise. Bengaluru decided differently. The ambulance comes equipped with a

veterinarian on board. Specialized rescue tools. Climate controlled

space. It responds to emergencies across the city. Former cricketer Anil Kumble flagged

it off last weekend. The timing matters. Urban expansion keeps pushing wildlife into smaller pockets.