Star tortoises walk free once again
After a journey of several years, a group of star tortoises, once victims of the illegal wildlife trade, walk free
After a journey of several years, a group of star tortoises, once victims of the illegal wildlife trade, walk free
What a beautiful thing to have, imagination, and there is none stronger than that which is lent wings by a
**GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING** — Wildlife SOS team operating out of the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC) in Karnataka received a
Lush trees within the premises of Agra Bear Rescue Facility sway to the tune of the wind forming a flowering
When one decade of abuse seems like a lifetime, imagine the trauma of five decades of unimaginable level of abuse,
Crocodiles can be alarming in appearance, often not warranting sympathy from most people. Mostly treated with distrust that stems from
The burden of a carrier, no sight to guide her and a bullhook that commanded her on what she has
As Santa Claus found his way down the chimney awaiting some cookies and milk by the fireplace in houses all
The blow of an ankush, the loud command of an unfriendly voice and the end of a short slumber –
It is true that success is the result of years of untiring efforts and not the fruit of a single
There are plenty of causes to care about in today’s world but not many gravitate towards wildlife conservation. It is
Ramu has been a part of the Wildlife SOS family for just 15 days, but has made himself an inseparable
The time of harvest is around the corner, and so are leopard cubs which is why many a time, the
For elephants, poor foot condition is not just painful, it can be life threatening. This Giving Tuesday we hope to
One of Wildlife SOS’s core priorities is to provide rehabilitative and hospice care to severely abused elephants, harmed during captivity
If Agra Bear Rescue Facility’s enclosure 14 could share tales of Titli’s exploits, we’d all have a story worthy of
“What do we want? Climate Justice. When do we want it? Now!” With Fridays for Future striking across the world,
Historically, leopards, antelopes, jackals have inhabited the landscape of Delhi. Over hundreds of years the Aravalli Range that enters Delhi
Humans often fear what they do not understand and to most, snakes are a mystery. Because people do not know
With each elephant rescue that Wildlife SOS undertakes, we have observed a series of disturbing patterns in the captive elephants.