A great news has come out from the biological park of Kota for the animal lovers of Rajasthan. Now these people can adopt tigers for 6.72 lakhs and wolf for one and a half lakh!
Kota Biological Park News: Kota (Rajasthan), if you love wildlife and want to do something unique, then the biological park of Kota has brought a golden opportunity for you. Now any person, institution or NGO can adopt animals like tiger, wolf, lion, bear. The scheme has been launched under the Captive Animal Sponsorship of the Wildlife Department.
How much will the tiger and wolf adopt in Kota cost?
Wildlife DFO Anurag Bhatnagar said an annual expenditure of 6.72 lakhs on tiger adoption. The scheme includes more than 85 animals of 13 species. The annual expenses of living, eating and treatment for every animal have been fixed. For example, the adoption of the tiger will cost Rs 6.72 lakh annually and Rs 5.16 lakh on the lioness. 1.8 lakhs have been fixed for wolf male and Rs 1.68 lakh for female.
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Will animal adopters get special facilities?
The person or institution who adopts an animal will be put outside the cage of that animal. They will also be able to use this name in their publicity. Not only this, they will also be given special discounts on visiting biological parks. Also, this initiative of these people will also be told to the rest of the people. So that more and more people can join this initiative and adopt animals.
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What will be the benefit of animal adoption?
So far, 7 animals have been proposed to adopt 7 animals from NTPC Anta. A positive answer has been given by the department. Officials believe that this will promote wildlife conservation and increase the participation of the common man. This scheme will not only provide financial help in taking care of animals, but people will also be able to get emotionally connected with wildlife conservation. Also, the feeling of responsibility towards the environment and wildlife in the society will also increase.