Elephant Conservation and Care Center
Located in Agra, adjacent to our bear rescue centre, is a piece of land we call Elephant Conservation and Care […]
Located in Agra, adjacent to our bear rescue centre, is a piece of land we call Elephant Conservation and Care […]
Wildlife SOS’s Agra Bear Rescue Facility and Elephant Conservation and Care Centre has won the Trip Advisor “Certificate of Excellence”
by- Suvidha Bhatnagar In a crucial rescue operation carried out by the Wildlife Protection Department and Wildlife SOS, an eight
By Kadambari Atri Pepper was rescued from Badoi village in Uttar Pradesh on 21st March 2010. He was a 3
by- Aaliya Mir An event was organized by Wildlife SOS on ‘International Day for Biological Diversity-2014 with the aim of
By Kadambari Atri Recently, Wildlife SOS had organised it’s first online auction fundraiser that started from 7th April and continued
by- Aaliya Mir A Famous Kashmiri Proverb “Aan Poshe Tale,Yalee Waan Poshe”(Food will last if Forests Shall). The environment faces
By Aaliya Mir A program was organized for the staff of the WPD to identify the problems faced by the
by- Suvidha Bhatnagar A team of 23 students from UNC Kenan- Flagler business school (United States) visited Wildlife SOS’s Elephant
Her Excellency Vijay Thakur Singh lighting the lamp at the exhibition’s opening ceremony Singapore hosted an inspiring art exhibition featuring
By Aaliya Mir February 7, 2014: Raja and Zara are three-year-old Moon Bears in Pahalgam. Rescued a little less than
By Ankita Kanwar January 31, 2014: It was a chilly Friday morning as our communication team at Wildlife SOS made
by- Suvidha Bhatnagar “The only disability in life is a bad attitude.”- Scott Hamilton As part of the Kalandar Education
By Amanjeet Kaur A foggy winter morning recently, the team of Wildlife SOS received a call from RFO Raya about
by- Suvidha Bhatnagar “There is some good in this world, and it’s worth fighting for.”- J.R.R. Tolkien Wildlife SOS has
Every day, our staff cares for more than 500 sloth bears at our four sanctuaries across India. Prior to being
By Kirsty Angus We first found out about Wildlife SOS through a fellow Australian traveller and then saw a 2-page
By Amanjeet Kaur Captive elephants in India have a cruel history of being used for begging, held in temples for
By Prathamesh Desai A couple of days ago, a rat snake that was 6.5 ft. long was rescued from a
Wildlife SOS is participating in the Crowdrise Holiday Challenge. This is an opportunity for us to raise much needed funds