Sanjay’s Bell Comes Off
In February we all united to organize the fastest rescue in Wildlife SOS history. With your help we put a […]
Best auction yet! $60,000 in 10 days!
Our fourth annual auction was the biggest one yet! The amazing Wildlife SOS volunteers helped us collect more than 400
Bidding Adieu To Our Beloved Elephant, Sita
From day one, she turned our lives upside down. Sita’s 2,100 km journey to her new home with us, the
Team Wildlife SOS At The Snow Carnival In J&K
The Department of Tourism recently organized a grand Snow Carnival in the beautiful valley of Gulmarg in the heart of
Aleem Bear & His Tooth Troubles!
Our bear keepers at the Agra Bear Rescue Facility don’t just have the exceptionally important job of caring for our
Second abandoned Leopard cub found in two months!
Barely two months after an abandoned four month old female leopard cub was rescued in Maharashtra, another mother leopard was
Celebrated Musician Lends a Hand to Rescued Sloth Bears!
Earlier this month, we played host to celebrated music producer, composer and conservationist Ricky Kej who paid a brief visit
In Loving Memory of Herbie
July 2006 signalled the start of a torrid monsoon at the Agra Bear Rescue Facility, and a new life for
Bear Of The Month: Manali
Sometimes it is difficult to decide whether Manali is more adorable or naughty. Then we realize that it is her
A Photo Blog: Team WSOS Helps Avert Elephant Conflict in U.P.
01st March 2017 The District Forest Officer of Sonbhadra in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh reaches out to
Everything You Need To Know About ‘Musth’!
What is musth?Musth is a completely natural phenomenon seen in healthy adult bull elephants, both tuskers and makhnas (tuskless bulls).
Uncovered Wells Spell Doom for Leopards in Maharashtra; Sign Our Petition
Leopards in Maharashtra are increasingly falling prey to uncovered wells around forest areas. The buffer areas which mark the transition
WSOS & Rajasthan Forest Dept Join Hands To Help Jaipur’s Elephants
As part of an initiative to help improve the living and working conditions of the elephants of Jaipur, Wildlife SOS
Laxmi Weighs In!
Caring for elephants requires a periodic check of their weight. Here’s our beloved Laxmi stepping up to the scale with
Orphan Sloth Bear Cub Rescued; Mother Killed By Poachers
Spread across 467 sq kms of undulating plains and deciduous forests, the Sanjay-Dubri National Park located in Sidhi district of
Bear Of The Month: Goldie
It has been many years since we welcomed Goldie into the Agra Bear Rescue Centre. He was rescued from a
The Story of Sanjay: The Elephant With No Name
The elephant is a massive bull tusker that towers over the four brothers that claim ‘ownership’ over him. The ownership
Missing Leopard cubs happily reunited with mother in Maharashtra!
As dawn broke over Somatwadi village, located a few kilometers away from the bustling city of Pune, seasonal farmers woke
Rose Bear Completes A Year With Wildlife SOS
Rescued as a badly wounded and terrified cub from Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh, Rose has come a long way over
Human Wildlife Conflict
By- Kartick Satyanarayan India’s population explosion combined with its rapidly increasing density of people per square kilometer, vehicles, roads, industries