Rescues From The Helpline – October 2021
The ever prevalent dichotomy between the urban and the natural jungle always keeps our rescue teams busy, and the month […]
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Leopard Rescue Operations – An Insider’s Perspective
Oftentimes when people watch videos of leopard rescue operations, they only see the tip of the iceberg. They do not
Monkeys And Cities: The Urban Wildlife Syndrome
What picture would you build in your head for a “monkey-human relationship”? A primate, probably in the midst of a
Wildlife And Its Unpleasant Relationship With A World Of Waste
It is no secret that conventional tourism practices in India are very harmful to nature and wildlife. But many might
Pari Is Coming Home – Follow Her Journey to Wildlife SOS!
A couple of days ago we wrote to you about Pari the elephant who desperately needs our help. November 29,
Saving a Little Angel Named Pari
November 16, 2021 – This could be our most dangerous rescue ever, which is why we are unable to reveal
Wildlife-Ring Busted! Musk Deer Parts, Lizard Genitals Found
After a stealthy and perilous operation, the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Team, working jointly with the GSPCA uncovered some bone-chilling
Strength In Unity – Wildlife SOS Leopard Rescue Workshop
Human-Wildlife conflict mitigation cannot be possible with the involvement of just one group. Rather, it is the combined effort of
Leopard Cubs Rescued From A Well Receive Treatment
Amidst the many challenges of forest fragmentation, habitat encroachment, and poaching, leopard conservationists in India also face the trial of
Elephant of the Month: Mia
It’s been almost six years since the brave and vivacious Mia was rescued from the cycle of pain and misery
How Children Can Revolutionize Wildlife Conservation?
Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first prime minister, was known for his love for children and animals; So much so that on
Water for Voiceless Partners With Wildlife SOS
The Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC), located within the Bannerghatta National Park in Bengaluru is characterized by a hilly terrain,
Bat-ling Myths and Superstitions
Bats are magisterial creatures with Goliath-like wings who have various epithets attached to them – blood-sucking vampires, carriers of bad
The Risk of Open Wells to Leopards
Leopard conservation in India has been a pillar of Wildlife SOS for over 15 years. Whether tending to the needs
Winning Ongoing Legal Battles is a Critical Part of Saving Elephants
Many supporters write to us after an abused or trafficked elephant has been saved and express to us their relief
Elephant Of The Month: Peanut
Wildlife SOS’s youngest ever rescue and a cherished member of the Nut Herd, our Elephant of the Month for October
The Dark Side Of Wildlife Trade
In 2021, it is common knowledge that the illegal wildlife trade has devastating consequences on our ecological balance and biodiversity,
Staff Profile: Mr. Baiju Raj
Zesty in spirit and compassionate at heart, our Staff of the Month for October is Agra Bear Rescue Facility’s Senior
Sebastian: The Bear Rescued Three Times!
Sonamgarg literally translates to a “ golden meadow.” True to its name, this picturesque valley located in Kashmir is a
Celebrating Wildlife Week with the Union Minister and Lt. Governor of J&K
In 1952, the Indian board of Wildlife began wildlife week to raise awareness about Wildlife in India and promote measures
