Tonk, Rajasthan
by Suvidha Bhatnagar “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow.” – Helen Keller The Kalandars,
Capacity building for the Wildlife Protection Department in Kashmir
By Aaliya Mir A program was organized for the staff of the WPD to identify the problems faced by the
Inspiring Youth !
by- Suvidha Bhatnagar A team of 23 students from UNC Kenan- Flagler business school (United States) visited Wildlife SOS’s Elephant
Spreading Smiles!
by- Suvidha Bhatnagar Raheman Bee is an 88 year old lady who lives in Taleda, Rajasthan alone. Her husband was
Raju t-shirts are now available
Following the rescue of Raju, there was a high demand for Raju t-shirts. We took in the recommendations and requests
Morgan Stanley volunteered at Wildlife SOS’S Bangalore Bear Rescue Centre.
On June 28, 2014, Wildlife SOS’s Bangalore Bear Rescue Facility had members of Morgan Stanley team working as volunteers as
Singapore Hosts Art Exhibition Featuring Works of Rescued elephant ‘Phoolkali’ and Artist Alpana Ahuja
Her Excellency Vijay Thakur Singh lighting the lamp at the exhibition’s opening ceremony Singapore hosted an inspiring art exhibition featuring
Sibling Love
By Aaliya Mir February 7, 2014: Raja and Zara are three-year-old Moon Bears in Pahalgam. Rescued a little less than
Nargis beats Disability!
by- Suvidha Bhatnagar “The only disability in life is a bad attitude.”- Scott Hamilton As part of the Kalandar Education
WILD PIG RESCUE
By Amanjeet Kaur A foggy winter morning recently, the team of Wildlife SOS received a call from RFO Raya about
‘I Pledge to Protect Wildlife’
By Ankita Kanwar January 31, 2014: It was a chilly Friday morning as our communication team at Wildlife SOS made
Remembering Bijli
It has been one year since Bijli passed. Although she was in our life for a short time, she will
Meet Tahir
Tahir Gazanfar has been working with Wildife SOS for over two years now. He works in the state of Jammu
From hospitality to wildlife- Meet Prathamesh Desai
By Amanjeet Kaur “I’ve wanted to work with wildlife since childhood. Transforming passion for wildlife into a career felt like
Something called Hope!
by- Suvidha Bhatnagar “There is some good in this world, and it’s worth fighting for.”- J.R.R. Tolkien Wildlife SOS has
Wild Nilgai Antelope rescued from South Delhi colony and released
A large adult wild Nilgai antelope bull was rescued from the residential area of Netaji Nagar by Wildlife SOS and
Awareness program at Commissioner’s camp office in Agra
By- Suvidha Bhatnagar An awareness program was conducted by Wildlife SOS at the Commissioner’s camp office in Agra on December
Laxmi at risk
Laxmi is an elephant who was rescued by Wildlife SOS in July 2013 after enduring years of neglect, mistreatment, and
Black bears move into Naesh Bhat
By Aaliya Mir The village of Naesh Bhat is in the district of Baramulla and has a population of about
A volunteer’s experience
By Kirsty Angus We first found out about Wildlife SOS through a fellow Australian traveller and then saw a 2-page
