Wildlife Rescue refers to the efforts and activities aimed at saving and rehabilitating wild animals that are injured, orphaned, or in distress. This can involve the retrieval of animals from dangerous situations, providing medical care, rehabilitation, and ultimately, releasing them back into their natural habitats when possible. Wildlife rescue organizations often work to protect biodiversity, educate the public about wildlife conservation, and advocate for policies that protect wild animals and their environments. The term encapsulates both the emergency response to wildlife crises and the ongoing commitment to the welfare and conservation of wildlife species.