Staff Profile: Nikki Sharp
Nikki Sharp is the fearless leader and Executive Director of Wildlife SOS USA. She has spent nearly three decades fighting […]
August 21, 2025
Celebrating Elephant Appreciation Day at Wildlife SOS!
In 1996, Wayne Hepburn, owner of Mission Media, received an elephant paperweight as a gift from his daughter. This triggered
Low-Carbon Energy Initiatives For 21st Century
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), created in the year 2015, aims to address the global challenges we face, including poverty,
Jasmine’s Story – Why Elephants Do Not Belong In Cities?
A few years ago, when our vehicles would screech to a halt at the traffic signal, it would not be
Orphaned Baby Civets Rescued by Wildlife SOS
Known as a gravedigger (Kabar Bijju) in Delhi, Baby stealer (Bhaam) in Kolkata, and Onion thief (Kandechor) in Maharashtra –
Nearly 2000 Animals Saved In 6 Months By Wildlife SOS!
In the last 6 months, Wildlife SOS has worked tirelessly, round-the-clock to attend to distress calls for animals. The country
Caring For Young Elephants
What do Coconut, Laxmi, Ramu and Zara share in common? Apart from the fact that they’re all rescued from traumatic
Elephant Of The Month – Maya
As one of our oldest and most experienced caregivers, Munna, gently calls out to Maya asking her to wait while
Protecting Wildlife Through CSR Approach
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a business approach involving the concept of sustainable development to the corporate world. It is
Orphaned Baby Monkeys Heal Through Friendship at Wildlife SOS
In the month of June, the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit rescued two orphaned baby Rhesus macaques in Agra. A
India’s Most Fascinating Reptile Is Often Misunderstood!
Monitor lizards are reminiscent of the Earth’s spectacular Mesozoic Era and its rich diversity of massive reptiles, dinosaurs and other
Bear Of the Month – Ron
Youngest of the sloth bear sleuth and every keeper’s favourite, The Bear of the Month for August is Ron! His
Debunking Common Myths Surrounding Snakes!
India is home to over 300 species of snakes found in diverse landscapes – from the high Himalayas and dense
5 Reasons to Not Use Chinese Manjha This Independence Day
Rooted in India’s struggle for independence against British rule, kite flying on Independence day is a pivotal part of India’s
Raising Orphaned and Abandoned Leopard Cubs
Barely a few weeks old, their soft, distressed cries tug right at the heart strings of our leopard care staff
Difference Between Tusks And Tushes In Asian Elephants
Asian elephants differ physiologically from their African counterparts, primarily in the shape of their ears, their build, their height and
Leopard Conflict Mitigation Workshop for Ahmednagar District Forest Officials
Situated in the middle of Western Maharashtra, the Ahmednagar district is on the rise. Seen as a leader in the
Man v/s Wild: Wildlife SOS’s groundbreaking efforts for leopard conservation in Jammu and Kashmir
Human encroachment in the form of gentrification, industrialization and rapid urbanization has robbed Indian leopards of their natural habitat. However,
Are We Celebrating The Wrong Side Of Conservation?
Rogue Herd On The Move! 15 wild elephants move across China! Where are the elephants in China heading? These are
Smart Giving – Stock and IRA Donations for USA Supporters
We get many questions about unique ways to give to Wildlife SOS, so we’re starting an occasional column about ways
