Bringing Relief To The Animal Victims Of The Chennai Floods
For a while, it seemed like the rain would never stop. The ceaseless downpour flooded the city of Chennai, destroying […]
For a while, it seemed like the rain would never stop. The ceaseless downpour flooded the city of Chennai, destroying […]
Under the afternoon shadow of the Taj Mahal, tourists walk over cold marble and damp grass. They take photographs of
For Wildlife SOS, 2015 had its fair share of highs and lows, and brought with it all the memorable, pulse-racing
Warm sunlight reflects of his magnificent tusks, as the large bull elephant steps gingerly off the Wildlife SOS Elephant Ambulance
For the sixth year in a row, the Krackerjack Karnival organised by the Exhibitions India Ltd. group brought a whole
In a dusty bylane, sandwiched between two rickety houses, a shaggy black figure ambles behind a man, dragged along the
Great News! We’ve rescued two new circus elephants, Mia and Sita from Tamil Nadu who are currently traveling in India’s
The sleek big cat made its way through the foliage of its enclosure at the Bannerghatta Biological Park in Karnataka,
In the drizzle of the rain and the rolling hills of Junnar, the students of the Onkoreshwar Tribal School walk
Wildlife SOS’ anti-poaching unit, ForestWatch, rescued a female sloth bear from Jharkhand, now named ‘Suma’ with the help of the
Great news! The Nut Herd is currently on the road to their permanent home at our center in Mathura. When
Mohan, chained and abused for the past 50 years of his life, needs to be rescued. To keep you all
All around the world, people know the story of Raju, the courageous elephant who stole our hearts when he wept
Suzy is a blind performing elephant that has suffered a lot of neglect at the circus where she was forced
We’ve got great news to share with you about Lakhi, the blind begging elephant. She has been rescued by our
Blind and forced to work, Lakhi is a female elephant who was defeated by life’s injustices. Aged approximately 60 years
The plight of elephants in circuses is disturbing since they are continuously in chains and only let off when performing;
11 year old Rengu is one of the most simple and quiet bears at the Agra Bear Rescue Facility (ABRF).
After 46 long years of being chained and leading a life of suffering, Asha was freed on 20th February, 2015
Asha is a female elephant aged approximately 46 years who has been used for elephant rides in Amber fort, Jaipur