Chronological News

Wildlife SOS has successfully released a Leopard into the wild after he was wrongly dubbed a “man eater†by the […]

With massive deforestation and man animal conflict becoming an everyday occurrence Wildlife SOS once again played nurse to an injured

The Bannerghatta Biological Park, Karnataka Forest Department, Zoo Authority of Karnataka, Central Zoo Authority and Wildlife SOS have evacuated 22

In a rare incident in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh a Tiger was reported to be sighted in a village near the

A late night call on Monday, from the Police Control Room led the Wildlife S.O.S. Rescue Team to the rescue

It has been just a few months since our dear Champa, aka Jasmine, was rescued from a life of drudgery

Tom Burridge of the BBC spent the day with our rescue team as they rescued a snake from a Commonwealth

The Madhya Pradesh Forest Department runs a Gharial rearing facility at Deori, Dist. Morena, Madhya Pradesh at the Chambal National

In the year 2006, the Kalandar Education Program took off in Bhopal as part of the Kalandar Rehabilitation Program. Although

With the incessant spell of rains that Delhi is enjoying, it is not surprising that the Wildlife S.O.S. rescue helpline

THE RESCUER Activist and film-maker go undercover. They risk lives and limbs to set traps for trafficking syndicates. With so

Some of the Wildlife Rescue Units recent snake rescues have been by far the coolest in over a decade of

For more than 400 years, the sloth bear has been a target for human exploitation. A nomadic tribe known as

A leopard holding facility that was built in 2002 by the forest department to house leopards in Maharashtra only provided

It’s official… all of us have borne the brunt of the foggy January, with flights getting delayed, railway accidents, road

As more and more bears from across the country began to be turned in by their owners, we realized we

The creation of the third Bear Rescue Centre in India, in collaboration with the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department fructifies Wildlife

Wildlife SOS in its national mission to conserve sloth bears in the wild and rehabilitate sloth bears in captivity, specially

At Agra each rescued Bear undergoes a 90 day quarantine period, during which he or she is given a complete