Celebrating World Snake Day Through Awareness
Iridescent in the sunlight, light glimmering on its scales, it weaves its sleek body through the grass. Sound waves from […]
A Webinar With Our Senior Veterinarian, Dr. Yaduraj
Two years ago, on the fourth of July 2014, Dr. Yaduraj Khadpekar knelt down near a massive bull elephant, and
Pangolin Scales Seized From Poachers In Gwalior
In yet another incident that proves that poaching and illegal trade of wildlife species continues to be prevalent in India,
Dental Surgeries On Sloth Bears At Agra Bear Rescue Facility
For over 400 years the Indian Sloth Bear (Melursus Ursinus) cubs have been poached from the wild and brutally trained
“There’s A Leopard In Our House” ; An Unusual Rescue Call!
The leopard sits the empty room, enjoying the private, cozy dry spot he has discovered in the otherwise rainy city
Animals With Arthritis
Causing stiffness, swelling and sometimes unbearable pain in the affected joints, arthritis affects a sizeable number of people in the
Fundraiser By National Geographic Wildlife Photographer, Sandesh Kadur.
From the 21st to the 30th of August, Bangalore’s UB City mall came alive with photographs of some of India’s
Thank You To Our Fabulous Fundraisers!
When Wildlife SOS rescued Raju the elephant from fifty years of abuse as a working elephant, the response we got
Don’t Miss the Spring Auction, April 16th-23rd
Our Spring auction is just around the corner, and you don’t want to miss the chance to bid on our
Damru’s shenanigans
Damru was rescued by the anti-poaching team of Wildlife SOS from a small village in Uttar Pradesh when he was
Top 10 Animal Rescues of the Year 2014
This past year has been an eventful one. We have achieved many victories and conducted successful rescue operations in an
Mia & Sita; The Newest Members Of Wildlife SOS’ Family!
Side-by-side on their shed’s cemented ground, legs restrained painfully, the two elderly female elephants cut a pitiable figure. Wildlife SOS
Bidding Adieu To Our Beloved Jojo Bear
The month of June brought both the gloom of the monsoons and heartbreaking news to the Agra Bear Rescue Facility.
Meet Adelaide! Our Fun Buddy
When just three years old, Adelaide was rescued by the team of Wildlife SOS and the rope threaded through her
Studying Sloth Bears
Most people find the sloth bear to be a bizarrely fascinating and ultimately charismatic bear. As intriguing as they are,
Heartbreaking Rescue Operation; Hyena Saved From The Jaws Of Death
The sadhu (Hindu sage) woke with the sunrise in the small stone temple on the edge of Baldeo village. Sandwiched
Saving the Honor of the State: 2015 Hangul Census
Wildlife: Save it to cherish or leave it to perish. The Kashmir stag (Cervus elaphus hanglu), also known as ‘Hangul’,
A Week with Wildlife SOS: The Chinmaya School Volunteers at our centers!
A group of thirteen students from the Chinmaya International School volunteered at Wildlife SOS’ Agra Bear Rescue Facility and Elephant
Bear Saved at the Border!!
Darkness was falling in the village of Mundahiri, Girdih District, Jharkhand. The remote village, skirting the border of India and
The Stall That Sells Awareness, Srinagar
This week, Wildlife SOS’ branch in Jammu and Kashmir had the exciting opportunity to set up and run a stall