NGO Collaborations
At Faborange, our commitment to wildlife protection and ethical living is woven into everything we create. We’re honoured to collaborate with respected organisations working tirelessly to safeguard India’s biodiversity and improve the lives of animals across the country.
RESQ
RESQ Charitable Trust is one of India’s leading wildlife rescue and rehabilitation organisations, working on the frontlines to protect animals in distress. Their trained teams respond to wildlife emergencies — providing immediate medical care, scientific rehabilitation, and safe release back into natural habitats.
Through community outreach and education, RESQ also works to reduce human–wildlife conflict and encourage peaceful coexistence. Their compassionate, action-driven approach aligns deeply with Faborange’s purpose and values.
(https://www.resqct.org)
PETA India
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India is a leading voice for animal rights and cruelty-free living. Their work spans nationwide campaigns, public education, and policy advocacy aimed at ending animal suffering across industries — including fashion, food, entertainment, and research.
Their mission strongly resonates with our belief in vegan, cruelty-free practices and our commitment to creating products rooted in compassion.
(https://www.petaindia.com)
Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS India)
An internationally recognised institution that advances wildlife conservation through rigorous research, policy advocacy, and community engagement.
(https://cwsindia.org)
Through these partnerships, a portion of the proceeds from our special collections — including Whispers of the Wild — directly supports wildlife rescue efforts, rehabilitation programs, habitat conservation, emergency response, and awareness initiatives that inspire conscious and compassionate living.
As we continue to grow, we remain committed to strengthening and expanding our collaborations with NGOs across the country, amplifying our shared impact on wildlife conservation and animal welfare.