Elephant of the Month: Holly
Holly was the first elephant to receive treatment at our Elephant Hospital, for her grave injuries. The 61-year-old blind elephant
Remembering the “Birdman of India” on His 124th Birth Anniversary
“I suppose I have done my bit, it is now up to you, younger people.” – Dr. Salim Ali Dr.
Happy Tenth Rescueversary Bijli!
Bijli, whose name means ‘lightning’ in Hindi, truly lives up to her name and is always keeping her companions and
Fish Hook Catches the Wrong Bait – A Mugger Crocodile!
An emergency call in the late hours of the evening sprung the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit operating out of
Indian Laws Protecting Elephants
India boasts of a rich cultural heritage and has one of the strongest laws of the land that prevent the
Camera Traps some Surreal Sightings of the Wild
Over the years, we have gathered some impeccable and valuable footage from the field, with the help of our camera
Ten Years with Our Dear Bhola
Bhola’s past was riddled with pain, abuse and neglect which severely traumatized him for years. To add to his woes,
Spooktacular Halloween at Wildlife SOS!
The end of October brings chills down our spines and we have more than the sudden dip in the temperatures
Wildlife Week Takes the Virtual Way
The year 2020 has been surprising and a year of introspection, to say the least, especially with the world being
How To Identify An Elephant In Distress?
Elephants are social and sentient beings that express pain, joy, discomfort and anger just like humans. As a traveler, you
Elephant of the Month: Macadamia
Five years ago, four battered, bruised and dispirited elephants were rescued from a circus in Maharashtra. These young elephants were
Bidding Adieu to Our Queen “Maharani”
Her name translates to “Queen” and for years, she reigned supreme in her home at the Wildlife SOS Agra bear
And Then There Were Four
A wave of jubilation encapsulated the Wildlife SOS Field of Dreams as our dear Zara took firm steps to the
Caring for Blind Elephants at Wildlife SOS
With Arya’s arrival at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital, there are now a total of 6 rescued blind elephants under
Reiterating the Pledge to Responsible Tourism!
For all us travel enthusiasts, the COVID19 pandemic has put a screeching halt to all our plans and expectations of
Lilly Completes 6 Years at the Elephant Rehabilitation Centre!
With her larger than life personality and enthusiastic trumpeting, it is very easy to distinguish Lilly from the rest of
Marking Two Successful Years of Human-Elephant Conflict Mitigation in Central India!
In the area of conservation, the most important aspect becomes the recognition of co-existence, but when a farmer wakes up
Arya Arrives at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital!
Enveloped with darkness and worked to the point of over exertion, an ailing and exhausted elephant would timidly make her
Wildlife SOS Celebrates Elephant Appreciation Day with a Jumbo Buffet for Rescued Elephants!
Caring for over 30 rescued elephants, everyday that is spent caring for these gentle giants becomes the best opportunity for
