Rescues From The Helpline – August 2023
August had our Rapid Response Units race against time to aid animals in distress. Operating across four states, for 24 […]
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Hand-Rearing Baby Monkeys: Abu-Zoey’s Life At Wildlife SOS
Rapid urban expansion and habitat fragmentation has threatened the existence of rhesus macaques. As a primarily arboreal animal, the tree
Bear Diary: At Dachigam Rescue Centre, This One Paints A ‘Rozy’ Picture!
Back in 2007, a startling news from the Department of Horticulture in Srinagar had the Wildlife SOS team of Dachigam
Spotlight On Sprightly Shivshree!
In the quiet village of Khamundi, Maharashtra, locals stumbled upon a startling sight. A leopard cub, barely five months old,
A Thanksgiving Roar For Our Terrific Teams
On the occasion of Thanksgiving 2023, we at Wildlife SOS gather together to celebrate the contributions of each of our
Trunk Tales: Marvellous Macadamia’s Momentous Journey!
In April of 2015, Wildlife SOS received the news about four elephants who were suffering in a circus in Maharashtra.
Jai Wins Long Legal Fight For Freedom!
Wildlife SOS is thrilled to announce that after a nearly three-year legal battle, Jai is truly free! The images of
Listening To The Wild Through Animals’ Ears
Wildlife SOS launches an exciting series that explores animal senses! While some animals have a heightened sense of smell, some
Children’s Day 2023: 25 Years of Kalandar Education
For Kalandar children, the wide-eyed curiosity with which they turn each page of their school textbooks has a lot to
Civets In The City: Unusual Rescues In Agra
Renowned for its historical monuments like the Taj Mahal, the city of Agra also has fascinating stories that deserve attention.
India’s 1st Elephant Hospital in Mathura Completes 5 Years Of Elephant Care!
Inaugurated in November 2018, the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital Campus (EHC) is the first medical facility of its kind in
Spooky Season Takes Over Wildlife SOS!
It’s that time of the year when the air gets chilly, and an eerie feeling sets over the Wildlife SOS
Trunk Tales: Phoolkali, The Mighty Matriarch
‘Phool’ in Hindi refers to ‘flower’, while ‘kali’ means ‘bud’. Phoolkali — the apple of her caregiver’s eye and a
Bear Diary: Chronicles Of Our Youngest Bear, Ron!
Wildlife SOS has conducted several rescue operations of distressed animals, including leopards, elephants, and sloth bears, and have provided them
Birds That Woo With Their Moves!
Dancing has been a timeless source of self-expression for humans. The movement of one’s body is a non-verbal way of
Miss Universe Great Britain 2023 Visits Wildlife SOS!
It was no regular day for Wildlife SOS, and our team and staff went above and beyond to ensure that
World Tourism Day: The Benefits Of Wildlife Tourism
When we think of wildlife, many of us immediately think of safaris. This is why wildlife and tourism often go
Trunk Tales: Mia’s Might And Will To Heal
Blinding lights. Deafening noise. The brutal strikes of a curved bull-hook biting into flesh. Far from the scent of forests,
Baby On Board: Why Do Sloth Bears Carry Cubs On Their Back?
Sloth bears are unique from other bears in many ways, and certainly one of the most notable and endearing traits
