The Secret Sleep Life of Asian Elephants
“O sleep, O gentle sleep, Nature’s soft nurse, how have I frightened thee, that thou no more will weigh my […]
Wildlife SOS Hosts The Bear SAFE Team… Again!
Wildlife SOS welcomed the Bear SAFE team for their third visit to Wildlife SOS bear centres from October 27th to
Integrating Acupuncture Into Elephant Treatment
Our veterinarians at the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre in Mathura were first introduced to the potential of acupuncture in
Haathi Sewa Case Studies: Monimala
India is home to over 2,700 captive elephants, many used in begging, tourism, religious ceremonies, and wedding processions, often under
Trumpets Of Trauma: Elephants At War With Tradition
Towering and majestic, elephants have always been an integral part of India’s cultural and religious landscape. For centuries, elephants have
Manu’s Bell Removal: A New Chapter In His Healing Journey
For almost six decades, a bell clung to Manu like an unshakable shadow, a constant reminder of his captivity. Every
Fare Thee Well, Dear Sweet Peanut
As the sun set on a cold, wintry evening on the 9th of January, 2025, at the Elephant Hospital Campus
Did You Know That Elephants Can Snorkel? Here’s How!
It is well known that elephants love water. Despite their size, they are also excellent swimmers! If you have ever
Trunk Tales: Meet Cheerful Chanchal!
It is rare to see individuals emerge carefree and bubbly after enduring numerous harrowing challenges in their early lives. However,
The Heat Is On! Summer Management For Bears At Wildlife SOS
Recent forecasts from the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) and the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) paint a concerning picture for 2024,
From Conflict to Coexistence: How We Can Protect India’s Wildlife
Animals inhabit a wide range of ecosystems — from lush forests to arid scrublands and golden deserts — each delicately
Trunk Tails: Gentle & Graceful Ginger
Calm, composed, and ever-so-graceful, Ginger is the perfect ambassador for the incredible care and treatment we provide at the Wildlife
Mimicry in Nature
Some creatures in nature seem to be experts in disguise. Have you noticed butterflies having strikingly similar patterns, or stick
The Evolution Of Wildlife SOS In Elephant Conservation
For nearly three decades, Wildlife SOS has been a beacon of hope for India’s wildlife. Their mission: to rescue and
Bear SAFE Team Visits BBRC!
With the growing challenges wildlife faces today, conservationists must work across borders to protect vulnerable species. Both in-situ (within natural
Trunk Tales: Present Not Tense For Jasmine
Everyone appreciates a good contrast—whether it’s the vivid, complementary colours picked for wall paints, the balance of sweet and spicy
From Conflict to Coexistence: How We Can Protect India’s Wildlife
Animals inhabit a wide range of ecosystems — from lush forests to arid scrublands and golden deserts — each delicately
Rescue From The Helpline — April 2024!
The Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Units are always poised to rescue injured or mistreated animals in need. April was no
How Socialisation Heals Elephants
It is a well-known fact that wild elephants reside in female-led herds, typically composed of related individuals, such as mothers
From Captivity to Conservation: Our Efforts to Protect Sloth Bears
In the pursuit of profound and lasting change, small steps often lead to transformative outcomes. This is precisely the philosophy
Importance Of Tusk Maintenance In Elephants
Dental health isn’t just a concern for humans; it plays a crucial role in the well-being of all rehabilitated animals.
Sweet Dreams Suzy, ‘My Sweet Paro’
It is with heavy hearts and profound sorrow that we share the news of our dear Suzy passing in the
Health Issues Found In Rescued Sloth Bears
At Wildlife SOS, our journey with rescued sloth bears has been one of continuous learning and adaptation. In the early
Bear Diary: Introducing Feisty Tulsi
Sloth bears, renowned for their solitary nature, show profound social behaviour when cubs are with their mothers. After a gestation
Remembering Shivani
In March 2024, our beloved leopard, Shivani, bid us farewell, leaving an indelible mark on all our hearts. As we
From Chains to Freedom: The Ripple Effect of Raju’s Rescue
Many of us may have heard the term ‘Butterfly Effect’. It’s a concept from Chaos Theory that posits how a
National Tourism Day: Ethical Exploration Of Wildlife
Tourism is a multifaceted activity driven by humanity’s innate curiosity to know more about our world. It encompasses visits to
Trunk Tales: Navigating Seasons And Musth With Jai
In life, change is the only constant, and the key to navigating it lies in our ability to adapt to
Wildlife SOS Plays Host To Bear TAG Team
The transition from October to November brought with it an enriching learning experience at the Agra Bear Rescue Facility (ABRF).
Bridging The Gap Between Humans And Leopards
Maharashtra’s landscape is diverse, encompassing lush green forests, vast plateaus, rolling hills, and protected ecosystems like the Western Ghats and
Spotlight On Our Gentle And Genial Ganesh
In a quiet corner of the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) resides Ganesh, a remarkable leopard with an extraordinary journey.
Rescues From The Helpline – April 2023
Rescue helplines are crucial lifelines for wildlife since they connect concerned citizens with skilled wildlife rescuers. These helplines play a
Root Canal Appreciation Day: Dental Care For Sloth Bears
Observed on the second Wednesday of May, Root Canal Appreciation Day was created in 2005 to raise awareness and dispel
Bear Diary: Rose And Her Two Musketeers!
Soor Sarovar in Uttar Pradesh, also known as Keetham Lake, hosts not only diverse avian life, but also a sanctuary
State-Of-The-Art Medical Gear For Sloth Bears Under Our Care
Ever since its foundation 28 years ago, Wildlife SOS has been dedicated to rescue and rehabilitate numerous sloth bears in
Bear Diary: Sebastian, The Burly Bear Under Our Care!
Nestled amidst the tranquil peaks of the Himalayas is the lovely and quaint hill station of Sonamarg, the ‘Meadow of
Rearing Nutritious Insects For Sloth Bears
While most bear species are usually omnivorous, the reclusive sloth bears stand out as enigmatic foragers with a specialised diet
Young Volunteers Lead The Way For Wildlife Conservation!
“Everybody can be great. Because anybody can serve. You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t
Trunk Tales: An Insight Into Kalpana’s Life
Friendship needs no words – it is solitude delivered from the anguish of loneliness.– Dag Hammarskjold The pachyderms cared for
Rescues From The Helpline – July 2023
During the month of July, India experienced a combination of scorching heat and substantial rainfall, particularly in the northern regions.
Trunk Tales: Rajesh And His Regal Trumpets!
Lights, glitter, and music of the circus fascinated many of us in our childhood. However, behind this spectacle was a
Fundraising For Wildlife Conservation: Building A Sustainable Future Together
“Caring for wildlife is not just an act of compassion; it is an investment in our own future.” Sir David
Bear Diary: Vimal Goes To The Dentist!
The scars from our past don’t fade that easily. Wounds linger and sometimes fester in unexpected ways. This month, let
Leopard Day Creative Writing Contest
Leopards are elusive, nocturnal animals that are listed as ‘Near Threatened’ under the IUCN Red List. They are umbrella species
Wildlife SOS Applauds the Success of Project Tiger
To commemorate 50 years since the start of Project Tiger, the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) conducted
Easter Surprise For Our Sloth Bears!
Most of the sloth bears at our centres have been rescued from the cruel ‘dancing’ bear tradition or from unfortunate
How Do Bears Survive Hibernation?
“The only reason for being a bee is to make honey. And the only reason for making honey is so
Bear Diary – Life Of Deva At BBRC
With the smell of spring in the air, the resident Sloth bears at the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC) are
Climate Change And Human-Wildlife Conflict
Climate change is reshaping environments around the world. Rising sea levels, extreme drought, disastrous floods, melting glaciers and even extinction
Simba Completes 2 Years at MLRC!
In 2021, a cub was found wandering alone amidst the towering stalks of sugarcane in Kolwade Village located in the
Aditi Prabhudeva Celebrates Women’s Day At BBRC
To acknowledge the contribution of women in the field of wildlife conservation, Indian actress Aditi Prabhudeva visited the Bannerghatta Bear
Celebrating World Wildlife Day With A Clean-Up Drive
Celebrated as a means of raising awareness about the world’s diverse flora and fauna and their contribution to the planet
