Under the new Animal Welfare Act, which came into force at the end of March 2007, anyone who is responsible for a pet has a legal responsibility to meet the five basic welfare needs of pets. These are:
a proper diet, including fresh water
somewhere suitable to live
any need to be housed with or apart from, other animals
allowing animals to express normal behaviour
protect from and treatment of, illness and injury
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India Wildlife Adventure.
Wildlife in India
White Tiger
The White Bengal Tiger is one of the most priced breeds of tigers found in India. These are royal and charismatic in appearance.These are often termed as the Great Cats.
Bengal Tiger
Tiger is the largest living member of the cat family.It has a royal look. The reddish yellow coat with black stripes gives it a royal look,dorsally.
Indian Tiger
India is the home of 60% of world's tiger population and therefore is the only place of hope for the survival. The Indian tiger is is in a vulnerable state because of habitat reduction and poaching for Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Indian Elephant
The Indian elephant is the largest animal in Asia. It is the only one of the two living species of elephants which can be tamed and become domestic.
Indian Lion
The Indian Lion is known purely for it's wild strength and royal charisma. It has been mythologically linked as well. The Indian lion is also known as the Asiatic lion, Panthera leo persica.
Indian Rhino
The Great Indian rhinoceros is one of the largest rhinoceroses found in the world. Unlike the other rhinoceroses, the Indian rhinoceros has only one horn.
Leopard
The leopard inhabits the forests, mountains and grasslands of Africa and Asia. It can be found in all of sub-Saharan Africa and west of the Kalahari.
India is a home to hundred of species of wild animals, reptiles, and thousands of birds. The diverse climate and landscape make it an ideal place for the great Indian wild animals. The rivers and the dense forests of the India add to the ecosystem, encouraging further growth of animals in India. Explore the treasures of Indian wild animals from India their habitat, habits and other interesting facts. India is the abode of marvel of nature called the royal Bengal tiger, great Indian elephant, Indian lion and gigantic Indian one horned rhino. In India tourists can embark upon elephant safaris and enjoy some close encounters with the wild animals of India. With such diversity and grandeur Indian wildlife simply defies any narration. The thrill of being in an Indian wildlife park is simply tempting. Close encounters with such magnificent wild animals in India are lifetime experiences, which engraves in the reminiscence of every visitor.
White Tiger
The White Bengal Tiger is one of the most priced breeds of tigers found in India. These are royal and charismatic in appearance.These are often termed as the Great Cats.
Bengal Tiger
Tiger is the largest living member of the cat family.It has a royal look. The reddish yellow coat with black stripes gives it a royal look,dorsally.
Indian Tiger
India is the home of 60% of world's tiger population and therefore is the only place of hope for the survival. The Indian tiger is is in a vulnerable state because of habitat reduction and poaching for Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Indian Elephant
The Indian elephant is the largest animal in Asia. It is the only one of the two living species of elephants which can be tamed and become domestic.
Indian Lion
The Indian Lion is known purely for it's wild strength and royal charisma. It has been mythologically linked as well. The Indian lion is also known as the Asiatic lion, Panthera leo persica.
Indian Rhino
The Great Indian rhinoceros is one of the largest rhinoceroses found in the world. Unlike the other rhinoceroses, the Indian rhinoceros has only one horn.
Leopard
The leopard inhabits the forests, mountains and grasslands of Africa and Asia. It can be found in all of sub-Saharan Africa and west of the Kalahari.
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