Young Artists In Singapore Come Together To Support WSOS
The Right Side Gallery on Lowen Road in Singapore was bustling with activity as a group of children geared up
Direct Connect! Why We Love Text Updates
Two years ago we started offering text updates in the United States, and we’ve loved the ability to instantly connect
Injured Leopard Wanders Into a House in Karnataka
The residents of Bangalore woke up to yet another day of the hustle and bustle of the busy city life,
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
The Heartbreaking Rescue Of Little Rose
In the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, winter brings chilly winds and swirling mist that engulfs the dense green
The Elephants in Mandya
Mandya, Karnataka. 20th November 2015. The amusement park is deserted, its muddy grounds drenched in steady rainfall. But for the
Wildlife SOS at the India Art Fair
At Wildlife SOS, we’re used to being surrounded by an amazing herd of elephants, but the end of January found
Ever Since Suzy: Continuing our Circus Elephant Campaign
05th February2015. Everything around her was darkness. She could hear scuffling, urgent whispers, and the low rumble of a large
Webinar On The Rescue of Rhea Elephant
The month of April marked yet another milestone for Wildlife SOS since the launch of our Circus Elephant campaign in
Meet Shivani, Our Strong Spirited Leopard.
25th January 2009. Rohidas Pawale is a poor farmer in the Belha village in Narayangaon district, Maharashtra. His sugarcane field
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
