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We’re excited to announce that we have partnered with Freewill in the USA and Farewill in the UK to provide
We’re excited to announce that we have partnered with Freewill in the USA and Farewill in the UK to provide
Leopard conservation in India has been a pillar of Wildlife SOS for over 15 years. Whether tending to the needs
It is estimated that more than half of the sloth bears found in India are outside of well-protected areas. They
Wildlife SOS is now able to accept cryptocurrency donations! You were smart to invest in cryptocurrency early on, and now
We get many questions about unique ways to give to Wildlife SOS, so we’re starting an occasional column about ways
One of the most common questions we get after saving an elephant is, “why does she still have a bell
At Wildlife SOS, our campaign to save elephants incorporates many components to address the protection, welfare and conservation of India’s
Gail Hunte recently wrote a children’s book about a ‘dancing bear’. The book follows the life of ‘Ajeet’, a sloth
Recently we painfully witnessed another untimely death of one of India’s elephants. Her name was Lakshmi. After being hired by
Just as different corners of the earth are known for certain delicacies, whether it be New Orleans for its beignets,
For Immediate Release India-based wildlife charity, Wildlife SOS has partnered with a national tourism body “Responsible Tourism Society of India
One year ago, a begging elephant we call Jasmine, was loaded onto a truck in Delhi and transferred to a
You have probably heard about the importance of wildlife corridors to the sustainability of wildlife populations. But what exactly is
Elephant Tails Podcast, Ep11 – Have you ever wondered about the work that goes into caring for a large, injured,
Elephant Tails Podcast, Ep9 – Have you ever wondered about the work that goes into rescuing an elephant? The preparations,
A huge thank you from Wildlife SOS for all your Giving Tuesday 2020 support! We shared some striking “then and
If you travel to India to see wildlife, one species you might encounter on a safari is a sloth bear.
Planning a Trip to India? If You Love Wildlife, Here Are 5 Things to Know Before You Go! Do not