Anant Ambani has been awarded the Global Humanitarian Award for Animal Welfare by the Global Humane Society. The award recognizes Ambani's leadership in wildlife conservation. The presentation took place at an international event in the United States that convened leaders dedicated to animal welfare and wildlife protection.

The Global Humanitarian Award is a prestigious recognition in the field of animal welfare and conservation. It acknowledges individuals whose commitment has significantly impacted animal and human lives. Anant Ambani is the youngest person and first Asian to receive the award. Previous recipients include John F. Kennedy, Bill Clinton, Shirley MacLaine, Betty White and John Wayne.

Anant Ambani was selected for his vision in establishing Vantara, a conservation center focused on large-scale rescue, rehabilitation, and species preservation. Vantara is recognized for setting a new standard for compassion in action. The Global Humane Society has certified Vantara, reflecting its dedication to providing animals with dignity, healing, and hope.

Dr. Robin Ganzert, President and CEO of Global Humane Society, stated that Vantara's certification reflects its excellence in animal care and dedication to providing dignity, healing, and hope to every animal. She added that Anant Ambani's leadership has set a new global standard for compassion.

Vantara is more than a rescue center; it represents a commitment to animal welfare, according to the Global Humane Society. The center's work is shaping the future of conservation in India and worldwide. The award recognizes Ambani's leadership in evidence-based welfare programs, science-led conservation initiatives, and sustained efforts to protect vulnerable species.