Animals

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan Wildlife SOS celebrated Wildlife Week this year with the usual pomp and enthusiasm as always in the […]

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan One breezy October morning saw hundreds of people gather on Nelson Mandela Road.They were witnessing a first

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan Wildlife SOS had promised the head of the Astanpura village, which is located in the Brane-Nishat conservation

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan Our Forest Watch team received a tip off about a few men in a remote district of

By Aishuwarya Sudarshan 3 years back Shakir’s family gave up the brutal practice of bear dancing and Shakhir applied to

In 2008, a female leopard was trapped in a sugarcane field. It had been determined that she was a nuisance

By Dr. Mayank Rapid loss of biodiversity is a global phenomenon. It is estimated that possibly half or more of

Conserving wildlife requires a lot of the traditional methods of setting aside habitat that has minimal human disturbances as well

By Aaliya Mir World Wetland Day marks the date of the adoption of the Convention on Wetlands on 2 February

By Tahir Gazanfar From November 20-25,Wildlife SOS participated and mentored a 5 day internship programme held at the Nigeen Club,

By Resham Beri Wildlife SOS’s 24 hour animal rescue helpline responded to a distressed call from the Air Force Station

By Snehal Bhavsar On September 29th, the keeper of ‘Ajay Farm’ located on the Kalali-talsat Rd. in Vadodara city, went

By Aaliya Mir On September 29th, a cycle rally was held in coordination with the National Institute of Technology (NIT)

By Steffi Joseph Lenzolita was rescued on the 21st of January 2011 from Bihar. Wildlife SOS and the Bihar police

By Resham Beri New Delhi, 4 July 2013: In a first of its kind, the Uttarh Pradesh Forest Department facilitated

By Resham Beri In a historic rescue effort, the first ever of its kind in India, a mule stranded on

By Resham Beri In an eleven hour long rescue operation that lasted from 9 pm to 8 am, Lakshmi, an

By Resham Beri On July 26, we received a call from the Forest Department about a leopard on the loose

Geeta Seshamani, Co-Founder Geeta Seshamani, an English Literature Lecturer at the Delhi university, has been running Friendicoes SECA (Society for

By Jordan Schaul Among the hundreds of sloth bears that have been rescued and now find safe haven at the