Dr. Krishnamoorthy Asokan has made significant contributions to avian rescue, treatment, surgery and rehabilitation as part of his wildlife veterinary service. He has provided specialized veterinary care to injured and distressed birds, including Indian Black Kites, Peafowls, Parakeets and other wild birds. His work includes the treatment of wing injuries and fractures, wound management, talon injuries, beak reconstruction and eye-related conditions, followed by careful rehabilitation and release of recovered birds into suitable natural habitats. Effective avian conservation depends on this complete pathway—from rescue and diagnosis to surgery, recovery, flight conditioning and safe release.

Dr. Krishnamoorthy Asokan has made notable contributions to wild bird rescue, treatment, surgery and rehabilitation in Tamil Nadu. His wildlife veterinary work includes the treatment of injured birds suffering from wing fractures and other serious traumatic injuries. He was involved in a rare surgery on an Indian Black Kite with a fractured humerus, using surgical fixation techniques to stabilize the wing and support recovery before rehabilitation. He also participated in a complex Peacock wing surgery, which received press coverage. The procedure was reported as a major veterinary effort to restore the bird's ability to fly, followed by recovery and rehabilitation care. Through his dedication to wildlife veterinary medicine, Dr. Krishnamoorthy Asokan has helped advance the rescue, treatment, surgery and rehabilitation of injured birds and other wild animals. His work has contributed to greater awareness of the importance of providing scientific veterinary care to injured wildlife.