Raising Orphaned and Abandoned Leopard Cubs
Barely a few weeks old, their soft, distressed cries tug right at the heart strings of our leopard care staff
Barely a few weeks old, their soft, distressed cries tug right at the heart strings of our leopard care staff
Snakes continue to instil a deep-rooted terror in people that many reptiles cannot parallel. If you come across a snake
Organic farming has been gaining momentum over recent years. Although the term may be a new attractive phrase, it is
Wildlife SOS with the assistance of the Chhattisgarh Forest Department, successfully radio-collared the matriarch of a wild elephant herd in
The rescue and rehabilitation of an ailing elephant lays the foundation of their first steps to freedom in a new,
As the bright sunshine pierces through the dense fog and mist of the morning, our elephants can be seen pausing
The Wildlife SOS Kalandar Rehabilitation Programme was introduced after the safe rescue and rehabilitation of 628 sloth bears from the
We get many questions about unique ways to give to Wildlife SOS, so we’re starting an occasional column about ways
The past few months have been challenging for people all across the globe, with the second wave of COVID19 engulfing
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. Wildlife SOS operates 24×7 emergency rescue helplines in
Have you ever wondered how a rescued sloth bear willingly gives its paw for a blood draw? Or an elephant
Having lived his life constrained to a small space for years, today, Lallu Master loves exploring the different corners of
Known for their magnificent golden, speckled bodies and graceful hunting techniques, the Indian Leopard is a bewitching majesty in its
Wild animals are expert predators and foragers, capable of finding sufficient food in the most efficient way. What’s interesting is
Over the years, the Sambar deer population across India has been threatened due to poaching, loss of natural habitat, habitat
German Ambassador to India, Mr. Walter J. Lindner, recently visited the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Center in Mathura.
Temperatures soaring to nearly 50 degrees centigrade (122F), every human across India is facing the brunt of this brutal summer!
Ever heard of bears doing the twist in the jungle? Well, bear species including our indigenous sloth bears have a
Throughout the year Wildlife SOS has been fortunate to receive support from nearly 200 supporters who have started their very