Rescues From The Helpline – May 2025
Be it the dry and humid region of Gujarat in western India, or the cold snow-capped areas of Jammu & […]
Wildlife SOS And J&K Wildlife Protection Department Conduct First-Ever Brown Bear Research In India
In one of the natural nerve centres of India’s winter wonderland, viz. Kashmir, a problem raised its head. The pulchritude
Staff Profile Of The Month: Dr. E Gochalan
Being able to shine the spotlight on our veterinarians is always fascinating as they open up a dimension of interesting
Oldest Sloth Bear At Wildlife SOS, Babloo Leaves Us With A Heavy Heart
Babloo was the oldest living rescued sloth bear in the country. He stood tall as an embodiment of perseverance, and
The Language Of Conservation, Simplified!
What exactly is nature conservation? This term has been used in different conversations, ranging from climate change, protection of animals,
Pioneering Animal Treatment At MLRC
Providing quality medical treatment is immensely crucial to wildlife conservation. On a planet where wild animals are constantly threatened by
Health Challenges Faced By Rescued Animals At Wildlife SOS
Today, numerous animals require rescuing from various situations. As an organisation that actively runs and manages over 10 rescue centres
The Power Of Clean-Up Drives
Can the footprint of Homo sapiens be so impactful, that the species can alter the very geological composition of Earth?
A Star-Studded Problem
Who wouldn’t want a star at their home? After all, raising a star has its own charm and satisfaction. But
Rainy Rescues: Wildlife SOS Saves Reptiles In Vadodara
As the monsoon season brings heavy rains, Vadodara is inundated with reptiles. Consequently, the Wildlife SOS-GSPCA helpline gets flooded (pun
Baby Animals Receive Help In Time As Wildlife SOS Conducts Rescues Across Delhi
Animals often find themselves in difficult situations due to a fragmented urban landscape. In such cases, their young ones can
Remembering Daisy: The City Elephant With A Young Soul Crosses The Rainbow Bridge
Daisy was a partially blind begging elephant, and one of the last captive elephants of Delhi. When she was rescued,
Animal Creativity On Display At Wildlife SOS!
Animals are ingenious. If they weren’t, surviving in the wild would have been impossible for them. And we are here
The Nine Lives Of A Big Cat
The leopard (Panthera pardus or P. pardus) is one of the five extant species of cats belonging to the genus
UK Approves Proposal To Ban Tourist Trips Promoting Elephant Rides
In what can be described as a groundbreaking and liberal move, the British government has taken a stand against the
Nina, The Warrior Who Survived 60 Years Of Torment
The sight of Nina, a geriatric female elephant who is over 60 years old, speaks to us, telling us stories
Indian Parakeets In The Net Of Illegal Trade
Life is beautiful, and a major credit to its beauty can be given to the palette of colours that we
Eyes In The Sky: Know More About Flying Hunters
At some point in our lives, we must have heard of the term ‘birds of prey’. In fact, there is
Highlighting Wildlife SOS’ Work In Maharashtra On International Day Of Forests
Traipsing through the sugarcane fields of Maharashtra, leopards are on a perpetual prowl to survive in a rapidly urbanising world
Batting An Eye For The Nocturnal Residents Of Delhi
Delhi has gone through several stages of urbanisation, albeit not in a positive direction for some of its original inhabitants.