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By Amanjeet Kaur Captive elephants in India have a cruel history of being used for begging, held in temples for

By Prathamesh Desai A couple of days ago, a rat snake that was 6.5 ft. long was rescued from a

By Prathamesh One among the most active bear in ABRF is Kanmani. She is not just very active, she is

Wildlife SOS is participating in the Crowdrise Holiday Challenge. This is an opportunity for us to raise much needed funds

By Rakhee Sharma Aashiya comes from a poor Kalandar family. There are 6 in her family and Aashiya is the

By Aaliya Mir It has been almost a decade since Wildlife SOS started its program in Kashmir with the goal

By Resham Beri Bhola is a 48 years old Asiatic elephant who was abused his entire life and forced to

R Wildlife SOS is involved with the rescuing and rehabilitating many different species of animals. What is less known, is

By Aaliya Mir and Jordan Carlton Schaul Volunteer programs are an integral part of Wildlife SOS conservation initiatives. Our volunteers

By Resham Beri In a one of a kind rescue and release operation, The Uttar Pradesh Forest Department and Wildlife

By Tahir Gazanfar An inter school painting competition was held at the Kashmir Harvard Educational Institute, Habak, Naseembagh. The event

By Steffi Joseph Vishwamitir Railway Station, Vadodara, Gujarat had an unusual visitor a few days ago when a 2.5 ft.

By Steffi Joseph In an interesting rescue operation, we got a call from a person who identified a strange scaly

By Steffi Joseph “And there’s always a way to begin with.”-Autumn Doughton In our attempt to solve the problem of

By Steffi Joseph In a historic rescue effort, over 300 birds were saved from the disaster that Cyclone Phailin caused

Rakhee Sharma has been overseeing the Kalandar rehab program for the past 7 years. Her day starts bright and earlier,

Over two years ago, two young moon bears were rescued from the trunk of a Chinar tree. The two orphaned

Wildlife SOS held a series of events during Wildlife Week that ran from October 2nd through the 8th. One of

Wildlife SOS recently had the pleasure of speaking at the Army Goodwill Public School which is located in Pahalgam. The