Wildlife SOS Participates In The Asian Water Bird Census
Binoculars in hand, Wildlife SOS’ Aaliya Mir, focuses on the marshy reeds ahead of her, as the boat she is […]
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Tackling Monkey Menace in Agra
In recent years, the city of Agra has become home to an increasing population of Rhesus macaques. Being highly adaptable
An Update On Little Rose
As the early rays of the sun make their way through the thick canopy of trees at the Van Vihar
A Webinar On Dancing Bear Practice By Our Co-Founders
11th February, 2016 marked the second edition of the Wildlife SOS Webinar, where our co-founders Kartick Satyanarayan and Geeta Seshamani
Bear Of The Month: Akki
Akki is a male sloth bear who spent the first five years of his life as an oppressed ‘dancing bear’
Keeper’s Workshop With Eric Peterson
At Wildlife SOS, the elephants that we rescue are generally in such dire conditions when they arrive at our centre,
Wildlife SOS Spreads Awareness at the 7th Edition of Krackerjack Karnival
Earlier this month, the 7th Krackerjack Karnival organized by the Exhibitions India Ltd. Group, was held at Jayamahal Palace Hotel
An Update On Suraj; The One Eared Elephant
Rescued in December 2015 from a lifetime of abuse and negligence as a confined temple elephant in Satara, Maharashtra, Suraj,
Endangered Reptiles Rescued From Smugglers
Two men wait somewhat impatiently for a train to arrive at the Mathura Railway junction. Their luggage comprises of three
Leopard Awareness Program For Sarpanches of Villages in Junnar
Wildlife SOS recognizes that human compassion and tolerance is crucial to saving wild animals and protecting the habitats they need
Leopard Awareness Program in Various Schools in Shirur District, Maharashtra
As a part of Wildlife SOS’s conservation and awareness initiative program, we work with students of both rural and urban
Going Once… Going Twice….
The sight of Raju taking a dip in his pool gives optimism to elephant lovers around the world. For many,
Remembering Bhalu, Our Beloved Sloth Bear..
Four years old and nearly half the weight he should have been, Bhalu (whose name means ‘bear’ in Hindi) spent
Bringing Relief To The Animal Victims Of The Chennai Floods
For a while, it seemed like the rain would never stop. The ceaseless downpour flooded the city of Chennai, destroying
A Trembling Nilgai Calf Finds A New Home at ABRF
Under the afternoon shadow of the Taj Mahal, tourists walk over cold marble and damp grass. They take photographs of
Top 15 Rescues Of 2015
For Wildlife SOS, 2015 had its fair share of highs and lows, and brought with it all the memorable, pulse-racing
Saving Suraj; Sunshine For The One-Eared Temple Elephant
Warm sunlight reflects of his magnificent tusks, as the large bull elephant steps gingerly off the Wildlife SOS Elephant Ambulance
Wildlife SOS Spreads Awareness at the 6th Krackerjack Karnival
For the sixth year in a row, the Krackerjack Karnival organised by the Exhibitions India Ltd. group brought a whole
Wildlife SOS Rescued Leopard Cub from Poachers
The call comes in at 11:00 am. Leopard. Looks like a cub. Caught in a trap. Tikli village, on the
Suraj, the One-Eared Elephant
Suraj is a male temple elephant who is about 45 years old. Sometime in his past, his entire left ear
