Operant Conditioning For Sloth Bear Care At Wildlife SOS
When it comes to treating animals, especially wildlife, healing doesn’t always begin with medicine. It begins with trust. At our […]
Chronological News
Nature Under Siege: The Invasion of Alien Plants
On the eve of Christmas 2024, a proactive effort was undertaken to raise awareness about invasive species and the importance
Extinction vs. De-extinction: A Dangerous Gamble
In a rainforest that Sumatra cradles, its native elephant turns to the indigenous rhino and asks it to toss a
Vasi: The Sloth Bear Who Walks into History
Prosthetics have a long and fascinating history. With their earliest known evidence found in simple wooden limbs in ancient Egypt,
Meet The Education Team Of Wildlife SOS
At the very heart of Wildlife SOS centres, where rescued elephants, bears, leopards and other species find a second chance
Wildlife SOS Brings India’s Conservation Stories To The Global Stage
Refreshing winds of autumn brought an exciting opportunity for Wildlife SOS to share its pioneering work in wildlife rescue and
Staff Profile: Svayambar Dutt Baloni
Every morning, as the first light filters through the dense canopy of the Agra Bear Rescue Facility (ABRF), a familiar
A Week For The Wild: Van Mahotsav With Wildlife SOS
“Forests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh strength to our people.” – Franklin D.
Trunk Tales: Eldest Elegant Elephant, Ella
At 82, Ella is the oldest — and the wisest — elephant under Wildlife SOS’s care. She was rescued from
Founders’ Trip 2025: An Unforgettable Wildlife & Cultural Experience!
The Wildlife SOS Founders’ Trip is an extraordinary opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers to witness firsthand the care
Why Elephants Avoid Some ‘Green’ Forests: Lessons From Chhattisgarh
When most people imagine a thriving forest, they picture a canopy of green, with dappled light filtering through tall trees,
Staff Profile: Dr. Pramod Rajpoot
Once upon a dusky evening in a small village surrounded by farmlands and cattle, a young boy watched his family’s
Rescues From The Helpline — July 2025
July’s monsoon showers brought much-needed relief to people, but for animals living in burrows, it meant being forced out of
Haathi Sewa Case Studies: Monimala
India is home to over 2,700 captive elephants, many used in begging, tourism, religious ceremonies, and wedding processions, often under
Trumpets Of Trauma: Elephants At War With Tradition
Towering and majestic, elephants have always been an integral part of India’s cultural and religious landscape. For centuries, elephants have
Aposematism: Warnings Of The Wild
The wild does not seek to be beautiful, yet it is. It does not seek to cause fear, yet it
Why Sloth Bear Need Dens
Many people have heard that bears use dens. However, most are unfamiliar that different species of bears use dens in
Justice Unchained: Wildlife Crime Workshop In Mathura
Captivity takes many forms. It can look like chains around an elephant’s feet, a wire being threaded through a sloth
Spotlight On Jaya, The Silent Spectator
At the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC), located in the lush Western Ghats, the air drifts between gentle summers, monsoon
Every Contribution Counts: How Fundraising Fuels Conservation
At Wildlife SOS, every rescue, every treatment, and every moment of care we provide to all the distraught wild animals