Bear of the Month: Cupid
A reigning joke at the Wildlife SOS Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre is that curiosity and an utter disregard for boundaries […]
Chronological News
Bear Keeper of the Month: Mohammad Yasin
From a very young age, Mohammad Yasin would find an excuse to visit the Dachigam National Park for various reasons
In The Loving Memory of Our Dear Charlie
The free-ranging field that houses the young Weasleys’ is now eerily quiet as Ron and Ginny slowly walk around, looking
Leopard Cub Returns Home After Intensive Treatment
Wildlife SOS takes pride in the regular capacity-building workshops and awareness workshops conducted with local communities on man-animal conflict mitigation.
A Day in the Life of a Bear Keeper at Wildlife SOS
Our bear caregivers are some of the most dedicated members of the Wildlife SOS staff. Their days are long, difficult
Hema Undergoes Eye Surgery at the Leopard Rescue Centre
*Warning: Graphic Content* Conservation and Rehabilitation centres work on a microscopic imitation of the original habitats of long-ranging species such
One Month Into Jai’s Healing Journey
The past one month has been a whirlwind of a journey at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital as we settled
Wildlife Traffickers Busted For Illegally Selling A Hedgehog!
Wildlife trade is certainly one of the biggest threats to the survival of species across the world today. In India,
Jaw Traps and Snares: The Terrible Threat To India’s Wildlife
Apart from food-laced explosives and pellets, DIY snare and jaw traps form a terrible threat to animals inhabiting the country’s
Benefits of Laser Therapy for Our Rescued Animals
Laser therapy in pain management has been a technique in use since many years, especially for human patients who deal
Our Rescued Bears Gear Up For Winters
There is something dreamy about the sheath of white snow that covers the picturesque greenery in the Northern valley of
Rescues from the helplines: November!
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
Staff Profile Of The Month: Deenanath
Hailing from the town of Mirzapur, Deenanath has been working at the Wildlife SOS Agra Bear Rescue Facility from the
The One Eared Elephant’s Tale of Freedom
Anybody who has worked with elephants goes on to discover that bulls are much more temperamental than females. They are
Will Other Indian Cities Follow Delhi’s Bold Leadership?
One year ago, a begging elephant we call Jasmine, was loaded onto a truck in Delhi and transferred to a
Why are Wildlife Corridors so Important for Conservation?
You have probably heard about the importance of wildlife corridors to the sustainability of wildlife populations. But what exactly is
Podcast – The Challenges of Caring for Bull Elephants
Elephant Tails Podcast, Ep11 – Have you ever wondered about the work that goes into caring for a large, injured,
Elephant of the Month: Suzy
In the words of Greek philosopher Plutarch – “….the elephant also is become man’s plaything, and a spectacle at public
The Art of Coexisting: Grappling with Man-Animal Conflict
A most commonly observed phenomenon – man animal conflict – has been one of the biggest challenges to conservation efforts