Bringing Critical Medical Aid to Elephants in Need
Captive elephants are a sad reality of India’s cultural history. It is a reality that cannot be ignored, for the
Refuse to Ride Campaign
When planning a trip to India, many people decide that riding an elephant would be an unforgettable addition to their
Training Workshop for the Maharashtra Forest Department at MLRC
As part of our on-going community outreach and awareness programme, Wildlife SOS frequently collaborates with the Maharashtra Forest Department to
A month into Luna’s healing journey at Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
Luna had an incredibly challenging journey to the Wildlife SOS (WSOS) Elephant Hospital for her long-term treatment. She was in
Amazing Lizard Vase donated by Laura Tietjen for the 6th Annual Bid To Be Wild Auction!
This amazing lizard vase was donated by regular donor Laura Tietjen to the Wildlife S.O.S Spring Auction! We love the
“African Savanna at Dusk” by Sarah Pickard for the 6th Annual Bid To Be Wild Auction!
The thing we love about artist Sarah Pickard is that she is always trying new things, so it’s exciting to
Pelican chokes on large fish, undergoes emergency surgery
Home to over 165 species of migratory and resident birds, the Soor Sarovar Bird Sanctuary comprises of the fresh water
Holly’s Bell Comes Off!
The Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital’s first outside patient, Holly, arrived in December 2018. Formerly used as a begging elephant, she
Pelican chokes on large fish, undergoes emergency surgery
Home to over 165 species of migratory and resident birds, the Soor Sarovar Bird Sanctuary comprises of the fresh water
Leopard Cub Left Paralyzed After Highway Accident, Learns To Walk Again
With accelerated economic growth resulting in rapid infrastructural development in India, the transport network has received a makeover, which incorporates
Bear of the Month- Kabilan!
Kabilan was rescued from a Kalandar settlement in Uttar Pradesh in 2007. He was a little over a year old
Pangolins: Underdog of the Wild
Pangolins, also known as ‘scaly anteaters’, are the only mammals to be completely covered in scales. Their distinct features include
Chhattisgarh Wild Elephant Collaring Project: An attempt to collar the Tuskers
Last year during the rainy month of September, the Wildlife SOS team was provided with the perfect field conditions that
Wildlife SOS and UP Forest Department celebrate World Wetlands Day
Marking the adoption date of the Ramsar Convention on February 2, 1971, the world annually celebrates the “World Wetlands Day”,
Luna Arrives at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
While all over the world people were readying themselves to welcome in the New Year with energized celebrations and new
Luna’s Journey
Recently, we told you of an elephant by the name of Luna who needed immediate help. We didn’t know much
Christ University collaborates with Wildlife SOS to launch its first Sustainability Club
Inaugurating its first ever sustainability club: the S.A.F.E Club, the Department of Professional Studies at Christ University in collaboration with
Wildlife SOS joins hands with Wildlife Institute of India to impart Veterinary Training
Earlier this week, the Wildlife SOS team in Agra joined hands with Wildlife Institute of India (WII) to host a
Team Wildlife SOS apprises masses through Leopard awareness program
Maharashtra, the fourth-largest state to harbor Indian leopards, has in the recent years faced the threat of a shrinking habitat,
Bear of the Month-Rose
Barely a year old, Rose was rescued from the state of Madhya Pradesh in 2016. Trapped in a poacher’s snare,
