Are Sloth Bears Good Tree Climbers?
If you have ever had the good fortune to visit one of the Wildlife SOS sloth bear rescue facilities, you […]
August 21, 2025
5 Reasons to Join our Founders’ Trip in India
Have you ever dreamed of seeing India? Experiencing the wildlife, cultural history and cuisine are just a few of the
Wild Perspective: Kalandar Communities – Why It’s Essential To Continue Assistance
It has been close to 15 years since we rescued India’s last dancing bear. Since a sloth bear named Raju
Urban Avians: The Plight Of Black Kites In The City
For urban wildlife, adaptability is a double-edged sword. On one end, several animals are now accustomed to cityscapes and can
Rescues From the Helpline – January 2023
January came as a whirlwind for our Rapid Response Unit. The new year began with a barrage of rescue calls
Spotlight On Jaya: The Lively Leopard Of MLRC!
Nothing could be a more fitting name for our magnificent cat than “Jaya”, a Sanskrit word that means “victor”. This
6 Self-Care Tips From Animals At Wildlife SOS!
Many of us begin our day with a list of tasks to do. What we often tend to miss adding
Living In Peace With Our Wild Neighbours
“With great power, comes great responsibility.” Uncle Ben’s wise words to Spider-man have stayed with most of us throughout childhood.
Jackal And Cobra Trapped Together In An Open Well, Rescued From Maharasthra!
An unforeseen danger in the form of an open well, in the Rajuri Village of Maharashtra forced an unlikely duo
UK Approves Proposal To Ban Tourist Trips Promoting Elephant Rides
In what can be described as a groundbreaking and liberal move, the British government has taken a stand against the
Aquatic Birds Rescued And Released By Wildlife SOS
India is home to a multitude of birds, which occupy a variety of habitats — from wetlands and coasts, to
Bear Diary: Bizi Lights Up The Day!
The lush greenery of the Agra Bear Rescue Centre (ABRF) is home to Sloth bears who were torn apart from
Flushing Danger: The Mugger Rescue!
The Mugger or Marsh crocodile (Crocodylus palustris) has been considered one of the most intelligent predators in the freshwater ecosystem.
Understanding Elephant Communication
The Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) provides a safe haven for our majestic resident elephants. Here, they
Volunteer Recognition Day – A Dedication To Those Who Care For Animal Welfare
Volunteers become an indispensable part of NGOs, especially those advocating for the rights of voiceless animals. On International Volunteer Recognition
Nina, The Warrior Who Survived 60 Years Of Torment
The sight of Nina, a geriatric female elephant who is over 60 years old, speaks to us, telling us stories
Indian Parakeets In The Net Of Illegal Trade
Life is beautiful, and a major credit to its beauty can be given to the palette of colours that we
Make Your Neighbourhood Nature Friendly!
Blaring sirens, the air thick with exhaust fumes, the sounds of honking cars, and the perpetual greyness that surrounds us…
Aaliya Mir Becomes The First Woman From J&K To Receive Wildlife Conservation Award
Forests, with their majestic emerald canopies, cover a whopping one-third of the Earth’s landmass, and serve as the nurturing cradle
Trunk Tales: Suzy, The Eldest Pachyderm At ECCC
The history of circuses and their treatment of elephants is a dark and sordid tale that spans many decades. For
