Spotlight On Guru, The Kingpin Of MLRC!
The Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) was started in 2007 by Wildlife SOS in collaboration with the Maharashtra Forest Department
Chronological News
Hand-Rearing Hope For Bear Cubs
In 2007, a heart-wrenching discovery at Srinagar’s Botanical Garden led the Wildlife SOS team to two abandoned Asiatic black bear
UK Fundraiser Focus!
We wholeheartedly appreciate the support we receive from people all over the world who volunteer and raise funds for the
Spotlight On Nisha, The Beloved Daughter Of MLRC
Nisha’s life began in a world that wasn’t natural for a wild leopard cub. Instead of a sheltered den in
A Soft Release For Jungle Cat Kittens
When an infant animal is born in the wild, the mother is typically the primary caregiver, playing a crucial role
Things You Didn’t Know About: Seashells
Wildlife SOS introduces a new series “Things You Didn’t Know About” that explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about nature. Our
Ele Earth Walk Participant Spotlight: Tabatha Bervine
We’re shining a light on a few of our Ele Earth Walk participants each month until the race kicks off
Spotlight On Mahi, The Leopard On The Lookout!
Situated in the Western Ghats, globally acclaimed as a biological hotspot, the Junnar region is a lush and agrarian haven.
Fascinating Facts About The Golden Jackal!
Jackals have been associated with diverse perceptions all over the world. In African culture, the jackal is portrayed as a
8 Fascinating Facts About An Elephant’s Trunk!
Elephants, the majestic giants of the animal kingdom, possess a remarkable feature that sets them apart – their extraordinary trunk!
Equitable Conservation: Wildlife SOS’ Tribal Rehabilitation Programme For Kalandars
The Kalandar community has been traditionally known for taming sloth bears for the archaic practice of ‘dancing’ bears. For years,
Remembering Shivani
In March 2024, our beloved leopard, Shivani, bid us farewell, leaving an indelible mark on all our hearts. As we
2024: Mid-Year Recap Of Leopard Rescues In Maharashtra
The recent surge in human-leopard conflicts in Maharashtra is a pressing concern. As human settlements expand into leopard habitats, these
From Chains to Freedom: The Ripple Effect of Raju’s Rescue
Many of us may have heard the term ‘Butterfly Effect’. It’s a concept from Chaos Theory that posits how a
Why Are Leopard Cubs Being Found In Sugarcane Fields?
In the sugarcane fields of rural Maharashtra, it’s not uncommon for farmers to encounter unexpected visitors in the form of
Wildlife SOS Workshops Create Path For Conservation
In the heart of India’s wildlife-rich landscapes, animals face numerous challenges, ranging from health issues to human-wildlife conflicts. Understanding the
Bear Diary: Odum, The Miniature Marvel!
Once upon a time in Bellari, Karnataka, a young sloth bear was paraded to perform through the streets. He had
Brown Bear Cub Playdates
Bears are considered solitary carnivores. Generally, this means that the animal does not cooperatively hunt prey, defend resources, attract mates,
