Bat-ling Myths and Superstitions
Bats are magisterial creatures with Goliath-like wings who have various epithets attached to them – blood-sucking vampires, carriers of bad
Chronological News
Elephant Of The Month: Peanut
Wildlife SOS’s youngest ever rescue and a cherished member of the Nut Herd, our Elephant of the Month for October
The Risk of Open Wells to Leopards
Leopard conservation in India has been a pillar of Wildlife SOS for over 15 years. Whether tending to the needs
Winning Ongoing Legal Battles is a Critical Part of Saving Elephants
Many supporters write to us after an abused or trafficked elephant has been saved and express to us their relief
Sebastian: The Bear Rescued Three Times!
Sonamgarg literally translates to a “ golden meadow.” True to its name, this picturesque valley located in Kashmir is a
Civet Cat Saved From Uncovered Well
Uncovered wells continue to pose a great threat to wild animals, especially nocturnal animals who venture out to forage or
Celebrating Wildlife Week with the Union Minister and Lt. Governor of J&K
In 1952, the Indian board of Wildlife began wildlife week to raise awareness about Wildlife in India and promote measures
Evolution of Bears
A modern-day bear’s adaptation is a unique journey of evolution and indeed a fascinating one. Their initial evolution began about
A Day in the Life of Nina
The elephants under our care at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Rescue Centres have a routine charted out for them to
Baby Rusty-Spotted Cats Reunited with their mother in Maharashtra
Like in most of Maharashtra, spotting a leopard in Chincholi village located in the Ambegaon division of Pune, is a
Wildlife SOS At The National Conference For Zoo Directors and Veterinarians!
On 10th and 11th October, the Sardar Patel Zoological Park at Kevada, Gujarat, was taken over by trailblazers in the
Wildlife SOS Celebrates 67th National Wildlife Week
This year marked the 67th National Wildlife Week celebrations in India, observed from October 2nd to October 8th with an
Bear-ly Traditional: Lessons from Saddam and Gayathri
William Somerset famously said, “Tradition is a guide and not a jailer.” Yet millions worldwide continue to be imprisoned within
Compassionate Villagers Aid Wildlife SOS In Rescuing A Drowning Leopard
H.E Luccock famously said, “No one can whistle a symphony. It takes a whole orchestra to play it.” Surprisingly, the
The Week That Was: Jammu and Kashmir
The snow-peaked mountains and mesmerising scenery of Jammu and Kashmir are more than just a sight for sore eyes. Due
Crocodile City: Rescuing Crocodiles in Vadodara
Vadodara, previously known as Baroda, is a mystical city brimming with heritage and culture. Once under the rule of dynasties,
Bear of the Month: Dolly
Bubbly in spirit and zestful at heart, age is no barrier for the exuberant Dolly. The former victim of the
Human-Caused Hazards to Sloth Bears – A Research Study
It is estimated that more than half of the sloth bears found in India are outside of well-protected areas. They
Tracing Arya’s First Year Of Freedom With Wildlife SOS
Making her way to the Yamuna riverside, blind Arya uses her trunk to trace the ground and carefully listens to
