Chronological News

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

Dugongs The Indian dugong or seacow is considered an endangered species and has been given the highest level of legal

We have a contract with the Delhi International Airport to catch and relocate animals that create safety hazards by wandering

We are all mourning the loss of Hugo Bear – one of our most beloved bears at the Agra Bear

Monsoon in India hasn’t been quite satisfactory. Nevertheless our crawly friends kept the rescuers at Wildlife SOS very busy throughout,

In 2007 the Kalandar village of Naya Basera in Kotra near Bhopal took pride in Nissar, the first and only

As you, our committed supporters, know, we have worked tirelessly for 8 years doing our best to save India’s wildlife.

The Wildlife S.O.S. Reptile Rescue cell in Delhi is on a roll these days. With the Monsoons flushing out snakes

Scaly anteater or Pangolin is a rare and highly endangered mammal found in the rocky terrain of Ramadurga, Agoli, Sanapura

The Wildlife S.O.S centre in Agra received its first Hyena baby this week to the eager excitement of the staff

Summer with its heat and dust is bad news for India but there’s celebration and joy in the Wildlife S.O.S.

Wildlife S.O.S. vet Dr. Karabi Deka treated and released back into the wild, a 6 month old Sambar fawn brought

Wildlife SOS in partnership with PFA, India organized a unique art exhibition recently. The “One World” Art collection showcased art

In what can be considered a successful conservation effort, Wildlife S.O.S. with help from the Maharashtra Forest Department reunited a

In an operation that spanned over several weeks, the Wildlife S.O.S. – Wildlife Crime Enforcement Unit in Chattisgarh (Central India)