A Decade With Lively Laxmi!
Laxmi was rescued in 2003 from a peculiar situation. Her journey of healing is closely intertwined with our own growth […]
Tagging Wild Animals: Microchips, Collar Tags and More
Did you know that a tiny piece of technology known as a microchip has helped countless pet owners find their
Tracing The Evolutionary History of Elephants
Today there are three living elephant species found on Earth: the Asian elephant, the African forest elephant and the African
Make Your Neighbourhood Nature Friendly!
Blaring sirens, the air thick with exhaust fumes, the sounds of honking cars, and the perpetual greyness that surrounds us…
Lallu Master’s Adventures At ABRF
Lallu Master has one of the more unusual personalities, compared to most bears residing at the Agra Bear Rescue Facility
Elephant Of The Month – Suraj, The Sunshine Of Wildlife SOS
Suraj lived most of his life in a dark and damp room, with no opportunity to feel sunshine on his
Lakshmi Completes A Year At Wildlife SOS
In 2021, a video made rounds on the internet, showing the frail condition of a particular elephant that was infamously
The Basics Of Taxonomy
There are plenty of animals that inhabit this earth, and to place them under different and specific categories in order
Wildlife SOS Volunteer Awards: 2022
We are pleased to announce the winners of the Wildlife SOS Volunteer Awards 2022! All our volunteers are an invaluable
Volunteer Groups To Combat Conflict With Wild Elephants
Imagine that you are travelling on a dimly lit road in the middle of the night. The veil of clouds
Exotic Pets And A Deep Dive Into Luxury, Wildlife Trade And Invasive Species
‘Luxury’ as a concept has evolved over time, but it has remained a way for the royals and elites to
BBRC Hosts Sloth Bear Awareness Sessions For Schools Located Near Forests
Children’s Day was celebrated on the 14th of this month, and as a reminder of what this day stands for,
A Day At The Elephant Conservation And Care Centre!
As the first rays of sunlight escape the veil of wispy clouds, the elephant caregivers arrive at the Elephant Conservation
Elephant Of The Month: Priyanka Completes 5 Years!
Priyanka is our Elephant of the Month for November so, here’s looking back at her five-year journey at Wildlife SOS!
Staff Profile Of The Month: Shirina Sawhney
Shirina Sawhney is the Advisor – Public Relations & Events at Wildlife SOS. With a passion for tigers and camouflage,
Why We Need World Sloth Bear Day
Though time has passed since Wildlife SOS drew the curtain on the trade of ‘dancing’ bears, one might wonder why
Make Nature Your Companion For The Next Camping Trip
Many of us may dream of climbing up to the top of Mt. Everest to proclaim that we have surpassed
What Is A Sloth Bear?
When one hears the name “Sloth bear” for the first time, it can be quite puzzling to imagine what this
The Role of Molar Teeth In Age Determination of Elephants
Have you ever wondered how veterinarians are able to examine the age of an elephant? How is it that they
Bear Of The Month – Zara
Over a decade ago, two young Asiatic black bears were found huddled within the trunk of a burnt Chinar tree.
Pesticides: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
We regularly hear about the downside of pesticides to human health, but there seems to be no attempt to stop
A Conservationist’s Guide To Wildlife Tracking
If you find yourself in an unfamiliar area, you can simply approach a passerby or open up a map app
Karnataka Students Raise Funds For Wildlife SOS!
Youth are the future of the planet, and an educated youth points towards the betterment of the nation. Young changemakers
World Elephant Day With School Children At Delhi
On the occasion of World Elephant Day, Wildlife SOS was invited by Dr. C. R. Magesh from the National Museum
Training Workshop At MLRC With Yashada Training Centre
As a knowledge sharing effort, a team of veterinary officers working in the field of livestock development recently visited the
Staff Profile – Sonam Sambharya
Sonam, Account Officer at Wildlife SOS, has a heart-to-heart chat with us about her work and her experiences as a
Great Environmental Movements That Inspire Change
Social movements are an indicator of collective activism, and they reflect the need to bring about change in the face
Wildlife SOS Works To Promote Sustainable Tourism
While working within the field of wildlife, it is imperative to also work with the people surrounding the wildlife. It
Ready, Steady and On The Go: The Rapid Response Unit
Megacities are a treasure trove of opportunities, with people coming from far and wide in search of livelihood, shelter and
You’ve Locked Eyes With A Snake. What Now?
While tending to tulsi and lavender plants that you so lovingly grow in your garden, you felt you were being
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
From The Eyes Of A Leopard Cub
Her very first memory was of being surrounded by the warmth and safety of her mother. The leopard cub’s mother
Bear Of The Month – Kavi
There is never a dull moment at Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC), given the colourful personalities of the rescued bears
Greenwashing: The Myth Of Sustainability
Many large companies and chain stores launch promising initiatives towards sustainability around prominent occasions like Earth Day and World Environment
Bear in Mind: A History Of Bile, Dancing, And Conflict
There are a total of eight bear species in the world. Some have made their way into pop culture, like
Protective Gear, Tracking And A Successful Rescue!
Panic took over the villagers of Jalauke Khurd when news of a leopard sighted within their village rapidly spread. For
10 Frequently Rescued Snakes by Wildlife SOS
The Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Units responds to numerous snakes-related calls almost everyday. From the venomous Indian Spectacled Cobra and
Awareness Workshop At Mercedes-Benz By Wildlife SOS
In a bizarre event that took place in March 2022, employees of the Mercedes-Benz factory in Chakan, Maharashtra found a
Delhi Ablaze: Raging Landfill Fires Across The Capital
If the climate emergency wasn’t evident enough already, the blazing fires across landfills in India’s capital should ring all the
Rescue Ready for the Wild And Injured
Every day at Wildlife SOS is a new and unpredictable ride, especially for the field team that is always working
You Found A Baby Bird But Don’t Know What To Do!
As you make your way to a nearby cafe, you chance upon a baby bird on the ground! You stop
The Secret Life Of Urban Wildlife
Cities are a hub of new beginnings and people from various walks of life move to cities in search of
Rescues From The Helpline – March 2022
Navigating life in an urban setting is no easy feat, especially for wild animals who were erstwhile residents of virgin
MLRC Hosts Conservation and Training Workshops For Forest Officers
Forest Department officials from Shahpur and Vanprashikshan, located in Jalna district in the Aurangabad Division, visited the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue
Education Initiative By Wildlife SOS
We have come a long way from the genesis of Wildlife SOS as a small group of passionate individuals who
Conundrum: Luxury Fashion Or Sustainability?
The fashion industry is a highly popular and influential industry that has its grasp deep in our minds and is
Veterinary Workshop On Elephant Welfare
Elephant care is a matter of urgent importance for wildlife conservationists in India. With the dwindling elephant population, the focus
Giants Enslaved: The Decline Of Asian Elephants
Elephants have always been seen across various cultures as a symbol of strength and wisdom. The motif of the Asian
Rescues From The Helpline – December 2021
In the month of December 2021, our dedicated teams at Wildlife SOS in Delhi, Vadodara, Agra and Jammu & Kashmir
Pari’s Long-Awaited Bell Removal!
The long-awaited day is finally here for the bell around Pari’s neck to finally come off. Pari has lived the
Leopard Strays Into Cattle Shed, Rescued by Wildlife SOS
At dusk, a leopard creeps through the night, moving soundlessly through an endless maze of tall grass. The night is
Sundari Celebrates Her Fifth Rescueversary!
Alone, abandoned, and surrounded by impossibly tall stalks of sugarcane – the possibility of survival seemed bleak for a young
Rescues from the helpline – November 2021
The dedicated team at Wildlife SOS continues to remain hard at work to mitigate human-animal conflict to the best of
Top Rescues of 2021
2021 has been a difficult year with the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic. While it continued to affect all aspects
Leopard Rescue Operations – An Insider’s Perspective
Oftentimes when people watch videos of leopard rescue operations, they only see the tip of the iceberg. They do not
Wildlife-Ring Busted! Musk Deer Parts, Lizard Genitals Found
After a stealthy and perilous operation, the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Team, working jointly with the GSPCA uncovered some bone-chilling
Strength In Unity – Wildlife SOS Leopard Rescue Workshop
Human-Wildlife conflict mitigation cannot be possible with the involvement of just one group. Rather, it is the combined effort of
Leopard Cubs Rescued From A Well Receive Treatment
Amidst the many challenges of forest fragmentation, habitat encroachment, and poaching, leopard conservationists in India also face the trial of
Snow Leopards: The Phantom Of The Himalayas
The snow leopard – the Phantom of the Himalayas – is an elusive and enigmatic feline, on which much research
In Loving Memory of Usha Leopard
It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we bid farewell to Usha, a magnificent leopard who graced our
Survival Adaptations Of High Altitude Wildlife
Elevation, slope and other topographic aspects affect the diversity and types of plant and animal species found in a region.
Bear Of The Month Kamli
Sweet, energetic and charming – Kamli is a very enchanting bear, but she wasn’t always this way. She has had
One Month Into Pari’s Healing Journey!
20-year-old Pari could barely take a step without experiencing excruciating pain in her legs, yet she was forced to beg
A Day At The Agra Bear Rescue Facility (ABRF)!
After a long drive through heat and dust, my colleagues from Wildlife SOS and I approached the gates of the
Helpline Rescues 2022 — A Recap Of The Last 6 Months
The Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Units across Delhi, Agra, Vadodara and in Jammu and Kashmir have been preoccupied. In the
Quick Thinking Locals Prevent Leopard From Drowning
Swimming continuously for hours is a feat only professional swimmers specialize in. But enduring the task of swimming, after accidentally
Permaculture: The Wonders Of A Food Forest
Permaculture (or permanent agriculture) refers to a food forest. It mimics the functions of a thriving forest in order to
Intersectional Sustainability: Are We Doing it Right?
Carpooling, saving electricity, thrifting and buying e-vehicle are perhaps some of the most common ideas that pop up when we
Drowning Leopard Rescued At Otur, Maharashtra
At the crack of dawn, a farmer in Otur of Pune district, Maharashtra, wakes up to do his daily chores.
Vigilant Villagers And A Speedy Reunion!
A leopardess walks soundlessly through the tall grass, taking care not to trample on dry twigs that would alert others
Follow Ginger’s Journey To Wildlife SOS
Just a day after Pari’s successful rescue, the Wildlife SOS team sets out on another mission to rescue Ginger. At
Journey Of Plastic – Is Recycling The Solution?
Every school campaign touts the concept of recycling but often misses the family this term belongs to. The R family
Bird Walks And Plantations: An Eventful Environment Day
The current rate of species extinction is estimated to be between 1,000 and 10,000 more than the natural rate. Recorded
Mother’s Day Special – Wonderful Moms In India’s Jungles!
As Mother’s Day comes along, we would like to take the time to highlight some of the most loving and
Lessons to Learn From the History Of Ecological Imbalance
It was The Great Sparrow Campaign that caused a massive ecological imbalance that resulted in one of the greatest famines
GIS: A Vital Tool In The Field Of Wildlife
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) refers to a computer system that collects geographical information and allows us to analyse these spatial
Desertification And Drought: A Pandora’s Box
The harsh sun beats down her back as she walks barefoot on the narrow kutcha (unpaved) road. Many other women
World Leopard Day 2022: The Story of a Cub named Simba
As we celebrate World Leopard Day on the 3rd of May, we would love to introduce all our supporters to
WSOS Teams Up With Youth To Empower Wildlife!
An important aspect that Wildlife SOS consistently promotes is the involvement of young citizens of India in activities concerning wildlife
Bear Of The Month – Abhay
The bear of the month for January 2022 is our beloved Abhay! Wildlife SOS rescued Abhay in 2009, from the
Three Leopard Cubs Found in Sugarcane Field Reunited With Mom
Due to urban encroachment on forest lands, leopard sightings have become extremely common in the state of Maharashtra, which is
Bear Of The Month – Leena
The bear of the month for November is our shy and introverted Leena! Unlike some of our other bears who
