Spotlight On Darling Disney & Fleet-footed Flash!
Rescued from an intense human-wildlife conflict in Pimpri Pendhar village, Junnar, Maharashtra, Greta, a 7-year-old leopard, immediately captivated our team
Native Instead Of Exotic: A Look At The Flowers Of India
The amygdala is a part of our brain that is responsible for emotional processing. It primarily governs feelings such as
The Timelessness Of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve
The Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve (NBR) sits amidst the Western Ghats, where the wilderness breathes in an ethereal landscape that is
Working Together to Combat International Wildlife & Timber Trafficking
When we think about wildlife crime, some harsh realities come to mind. While many may know of the smuggling of
Rescues From The Helpline – April 2026
The weather teeter-tottered between heatwaves and erratic rains as April took over. The shift in temperature brought with it a
Things You Didn’t Know About: Rose-ringed Parakeets
Wildlife SOS’s series “Things You Didn’t Know About” explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our writers spotlight one
If Nature Had A Group Chat
Biodiversity. From plants, to the smallest of living organisms such as earthworms, to the majestic animals like elephants, all species have
Cool Tools Doctors Use To Treat Elephants!
Did you know that elephants also have their very own places where they get treated? It is called an elephant
Spreading Awareness: Key Initiatives In January, February & March 2026
The vocabulary of wildlife exists within a small community of environmentalists. To understand reasons behind the ever rising human-wildlife interactions,
Love Them Wild: Why Habituation Isn’t Coexistence
For urban animals, interactions with humans starts from simple curiosity. For people, much of this is associated with customs or
Trunk Tales: Vayu Celebrates A Year Of Healing
In April 2025, Vayu entered the Elephant Hospital Campus (EHC) along with a heart-wrenching story. As Vayu completes his first
The Silent Water Crisis
The survival of each and every species on this planet depends on water. From sustaining wide ranging agriculture to support
In Memory Of Ganesh: The Leopard Who Saw Beyond Sight
As the gentle breeze engulfed the morning sun, Ganesh, a 17 year old leopard, took his final breaths at Manikdoh
Welcoming Veer: A Tusker’s Second Chance
The sound of four bells ringing from an elephant’s neck was mixed with the noise of traffic in Mau, an
The Hidden Strain: Rescue Stress Management For Wildlife
When we hear about an animal rescue, we are often grateful for the safety of the wild animal. But what
Rewilding Sloth Bears: Transforming Bear Enclosures & Welfare
Wildlife SOS has been taking care of rescued sloth bears for the last 30 years. Poached as cubs, these sloth
Bubbly Bani Celebrates Two Years At Wildlife SOS!
As new flora paints refreshing colours for spring, we are delighted to see Bani bouncing into the second year of
The Design Journey: How Our Merchandise Came to Be
From bookmarks made of preserved petals to hand-embroidered elephant hangings that turn your walls vividly wild, Kalandar women supported by
Things You Didn’t Know About: Bee-eaters
Wildlife SOS’s series “Things You Didn’t Know About” explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our writers spotlight one
Silent Guardians: The Royal Range Of Aravallis
Oh look! A stunning butterfly with orange wings. It softly lands on a shrub nearby, where you’re standing. The violet
