Animals

By Resham Beri It was an eventful day for Wildlife SOS’s Bangalore team after they received a call from the

By Resham Beri, Chanchal, one of our rescued elephants is currently under going treatment for a digestive disorder. We began

Fifteen years ago, in 1998, a small crocodile was caught at a temple outside of Lalbaug. He was measured to

By Steffi Joseph Wildlife SOS, a Delhi based NGO received a call on their Vadodara helpline about a strange looking

By Resham Beri With the advent of the monsoon season, our 24 hour animal rescue helpline has been buzzing with

By Jordan Schaul The last weekend of April 2013 was a big weekend for Wildlife SOS. The Team was in

How does one live in harmony with bears? That is the question that the Wildlife SOS-Kashmir team is trying to

Snehal Bhavsar has been relentless for the past 30 years in her efforts to help wildlife. Her specialty has become

By Aaliya Mir We have had a history of associating wildlife with our legendary beliefs and folklore. Our lives would

Photo not of gharial, but of juvenile mugger crocodile! By Dr. Jordan Schaul Last week we received great news from

By Dr. Jordan Schaul ([email protected]) Twelve hours of driving in the scorching summer heat is what our wildlife rescue team

By Jordan Schaul Desh Raj Singh, known to most of us as Veeru is one of our sloth bear keepers.

Wildlife SOS Forestwatch Rescues Two Dancing Bears in Major Cross-Border Operation In a dramatic all-night operation that unfolded along the

By Jordan Schaul A day after the International Day for Biological Diversity was celebrated worldwide, our growing herd of rescued

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan It was a very cold day at the gardens of Srinagar, in Kashmir; the gardeners were working

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan In a shocking incident on 6th December, the ugly face of illegal wildlife trade in Delhi surfaced

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan February 2nd is the World Wetland day and our team in Kashmir celebrated this with great enthusiasm.

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan Bird watchers are keen on Owls, but why would a washer man or ‘dhobi’ want barn owls???

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan Dawn broke in a remote part of rural Karnataka; It was a cold morning. A vegetable vendor

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan Imagine being bound and gagged with your arms folded behind your back and your feet duct taped