Chanchal’s Rescueversary: A Decade At Wildlife SOS!
Today, Chanchal’s journey with us crosses the ten-year mark, as she happily celebrates her 10th rescueversary with us! Chanchal has
Today, Chanchal’s journey with us crosses the ten-year mark, as she happily celebrates her 10th rescueversary with us! Chanchal has
Human-Wildlife conflict mitigation cannot be possible with the involvement of just one group. Rather, it is the combined effort of
The snow leopard – the Phantom of the Himalayas – is an elusive and enigmatic feline, on which much research
Blaring sirens, the air thick with exhaust fumes, the sounds of honking cars, and the perpetual greyness that surrounds us…
Elevation, slope and other topographic aspects affect the diversity and types of plant and animal species found in a region.
Laxmi was rescued in 2003 from a peculiar situation. Her journey of healing is closely intertwined with our own growth
Today there are three living elephant species found on Earth: the Asian elephant, the African forest elephant and the African
Did you know that a tiny piece of technology known as a microchip has helped countless pet owners find their
It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we bid farewell to Usha, a magnificent leopard who graced our
Lallu Master has one of the more unusual personalities, compared to most bears residing at the Agra Bear Rescue Facility
Suraj lived most of his life in a dark and damp room, with no opportunity to feel sunshine on his
In 2021, a video made rounds on the internet, showing the frail condition of a particular elephant that was infamously
There are plenty of animals that inhabit this earth, and to place them under different and specific categories in order
We are pleased to announce the winners of the Wildlife SOS Volunteer Awards 2022! All our volunteers are an invaluable
Imagine that you are travelling on a dimly lit road in the middle of the night. The veil of clouds
Priyanka is our Elephant of the Month for November so, here’s looking back at her five-year journey at Wildlife SOS!
Children’s Day was celebrated on the 14th of this month, and as a reminder of what this day stands for,
As the first rays of sunlight escape the veil of wispy clouds, the elephant caregivers arrive at the Elephant Conservation
After a long drive through heat and dust, my colleagues from Wildlife SOS and I approached the gates of the
Though time has passed since Wildlife SOS drew the curtain on the trade of ‘dancing’ bears, one might wonder why