Musth, and the Challenges of Caring for Bull Elephants
Musth (pronounced “must”) is an annual hormonal cycle that naturally occurs in adult male bull elephants. The condition can last
5 Threats to Indian Wildlife That Are Often Overlooked.
India is home to an amazing array of wildlife. The land of 1.3 billion people is still host to wild
Planning a Trip to India? If You Love Wildlife, Here Are 5 Things to Know Before You Go!
Do not ride elephants in India. There will be many times when you will be offered an opportunity to ride
Sloth Bear Or Black Bear? Can You Spot The Difference?
Can you spot the differences? Asiatic black bears, also known as moon bears, are often mistaken for sloth bears because
Fodor’s Article Misleads Tourists About Ethics of Elephant Rides!
Fodor’s recently published a story that is misinforming tourists with industry propaganda that perpetuates cruelty to elephants. The once-reputable travel
Not getting Wildlife SOS news? Here’s some help!
We have a huge group of people who have signed up to receive Wildlife SOS email newsletters, but unfortunately the
Petitions: Your Voice and Action Makes an Impact!
At Wildlife SOS, we believe a great way to affect change is to create petitions, combine our voices, and demand
Wildlife SOS Top Videos
Virtual Reality tour of the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Center (ECCC) in Mathura, India. If you’re
India’s largest Waterbed to the rescue, for our elephants’ ailing joints!
In November 2018, Wildlife SOS inaugurated the country’s first Elephant Hospital in Mathura with state-of-the-art technology and equipment to provide
Community vs Conservation: Wildlife SOS Speaks At CMS CoP 13
India was in the spot light this week for a mega-wild cause! The Conference of Parties to the Convention on
Star tortoises walk free once again
After a journey of several years, a group of star tortoises, once victims of the illegal wildlife trade, walk free
The Grand, Old Dame of the Elephant Rehabilitation Centre: Ella!
Entering through the thick and dense forested area of Wildlife SOS Ch. Surinder Singh Elephant Rehabilitation Centre, Ban Santour, Yamunanagar
Children At Art Fest 2020 Bring Alive The Tales Of Wildlife SOS
What a beautiful thing to have, imagination, and there is none stronger than that which is lent wings by a
Severely Wounded Sloth Bear Rescued From Man-Animal Conflict in Karnataka
**GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING** — Wildlife SOS team operating out of the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC) in Karnataka received a
‘Indomitable’ Bear Of The Month: Bean
Lush trees within the premises of Agra Bear Rescue Facility sway to the tune of the wind forming a flowering
New rubber flooring at the Elephant Hospital
The day is finally here! Because of you, our incredibly generous supporters, we have been able to install rubber flooring
Our ‘Gentle Giant’ of the Month: Raju
When one decade of abuse seems like a lifetime, imagine the trauma of five decades of unimaginable level of abuse,
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Learning More About Gujarat’s Crocodile Denizens
Crocodiles can be alarming in appearance, often not warranting sympathy from most people. Mostly treated with distrust that stems from
Starting the new year with good Karma!
The burden of a carrier, no sight to guide her and a bullhook that commanded her on what she has
