Highway Crossings Turn Fatal For Elephants In India
The Hosur-Krishnagiri highway in Tamil Nadu has been used by wild elephants as a part of their traditional migratory route, […]
Healing Wounds With Compassion and Comfort at Wildlife SOS
The heartbreaking sight of a wounded elephant walking in pain along busy highways and narrow streets is the most prominent
Celebrating Ten Years of Our Magnificent Rajesh
A decade seems to have flown by a little too fast as we celebrate another elephant’s brave healing journey. These
Off Comes Zara’s Bell!
In the day and age of technology, no distance seems too much as we connect to our dear ones through
Indian Laws Protecting Elephants
India boasts of a rich cultural heritage and has one of the strongest laws of the land that prevent the
An Update on Ramu!
At the energetic age of 19 years, though Ramu is at the finality of his teenage years, there is no
Striped Hyena Rescued from Uncovered Well in Maharashtra
Hyenas are protected species under the Wildlife Protection Act 1972, with their population in the wild dwindling rapidly due to
Rare Pangolin Rescued and Relocated in Uttar Pradesh
The residents of a village in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, were in for an unexpected surprise when they spotted an odd-looking
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
Celebrating the Four-Legged Moms this Mother’s Day!
Mothers come in all shapes and sizes, while most of ours have two limbs, there are some special ones that
Open Wells cause Woes to the Leopards in Maharashtra!
Gliding through sugarcane fields in a seamless stride, looking for food, leopards are on a perpetual prowl to survive in
Unsung Heroes, Wildlife SOS Caregivers Stand Strong Amidst Corona Crisis
Not all heroes wear capes, some wear Wildlife SOS T-shirts and wake up every morning, ever-so-diligently to go check on
Two Orphaned Leopard Cubs find a new home at Wildlife SOS
For leopard mothers, hunting missions undertaken to feed their offspring, until they can survive on their own, are a part
Our “Warrior” of the Month: Priyanka
With depigmentation bordering her perfectly symmetrical ears and her long lashes covering her eyes, when Priyanka steps out of her
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
Life Lessons from Animals on Teachers’ Day!
It is believed that everything that surrounds us imparts an important lesson, one way or the other. Surrounded by the
Hidden Bomb Causes Tragic Elephant Death!
Try as one might and there can be no known fault of a mother fending for her unborn child so
Arya’s Bell Comes Off!
Celebrating two years of the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital, we decided to mark the special occasion with Arya’s bell removal!
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,
Celebrating Kalpana’s year-long journey at Wildlife SOS!
The majestic demeanour of an elephant seldom remains the same once subjected to a lifetime of abuse and neglect; chained