A month into Kalpana’s journey at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
Years of working and begging on the streets for her cruel master had broken down Kalpana’s body immensely and caused
Refuse to Ride as an Outdoor Media Campaign
For tourists travelling to India, up-close interaction with an elephant tops their bucket-list of must-have experiences. More often than not,
Forest Fires
Forest fires occur due to a variety of reasons. Frequently, it takes just moments to spark an inferno. The wildfire
An Egg-citing Easter Surprise for our Sloth Bears!
While the world at large celebrates Easter with vigorous fervour, Wildlife SOS took upon itself to treat the rescued sloth
Bear of the Month: Lakshmi
Lakshmi was just a cub when she was snatched away from her mother and her forested home, only to be
Community Interaction Event in Jammu & Kashmir
Recently, a community interaction event was organized in Kupwara border area by Jammu and Kashmir Wildlife Department on March 24th,
Marking a new beginning for Kalpana
To say that life in captivity was hard on Kalpana is an understatement. Day after day Kalpana suffered immensely as
5 life-changing lessons from elephants
Elephants are magnificently beautiful animals, that never fail to catch the wonder of humans. But they are much more than
Promoting RefuseToRide Campaign with Travel Operators at Très, 2019
Captive elephants have been a prominent part of India’s rich cultural history, where they were tamed to be a ride
Farewell to our beloved Luna
There was an unusual storm at night on the 30th of March. Strong, dust-laden winds knocked on every door and
A new life for Kalpana!
The poaching of wild elephants for captivity is not only unimaginably cruel to the individual elephants poached, it severely threatens
Bear of the month: Rozy
Rozy and Fancy were barely a week old when members of the Department of Horticulture stumbled upon the duo within
6th Annual “Bid To Be Wild” Online Auction April 29 – May 10!
Our Spring auction is just around the corner, and you don’t want to miss the chance to bid on our
Wildlife SOS Gears up for the Hangul Census 2019 in Jammu & Kashmir
The Kashmir Stag, commonly known as Hangul is a subspecies of the Asian clade of elk, native to India. Inhabiting
Impart Sustainable Forests Management on this International Day of Forests
The foundations of the World Forestry Day can trace its roots back to 1971, at the 23rd General Assembly of
This World Sparrow Day Lets Save the Little Brown Bird
Spanning across varied habitats and climates, the diminutive house sparrow was perhaps one of the easiest birds to spot. Dotting
Indo-Maldives Cyclists Pay a Visit to Wildlife SOS’ Rescue Facilities in Agra
The Indo-Maldives Cycling Expedition flagged off on 10th March 2019. Traversing approximately 500 kilometers, the route covers the Golden Triangle
It’s Cub Season in Maharashtra, Two Baby Leopards Rescued in One Day
With three back to back leopard rescue operations, it’s been quite the action-packed week for Wildlife SOS. With the harvest
Wildlife SOS Co-Founders honoured with the Prestigious Maharana Udai Singh Award in Udaipur
The 10th of March 2019 marks a memorable day for Wildlife SOS as the prestigious Maharana Udai Singh Award was
Turf War Leads to Leopards Falling into a 50-Foot Deep Well in Maharashtra
As tensions flared between two adult male leopards near Bhatkalwadi village in Ottur, Maharashtra, a territorial feud broke open resulting
