Reptiles Rescued From The Most Unusual Places!
Wildlife SOS works relentlessly to save India’s wildlife, through our helplines which run 24×7 in four regions of the country, […]
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Night Life In The Wild
After the curtains of the day fall, some members of the wild come out to play. Nocturnal animals add a
Plight of their Sight: Ocular Disorders in Captive Elephants
Eyes are windows to the world. For numerous captive Asian elephants, these windows are shattered, leaving them wholly dependent on
Bear Of The Month Kamli
Sweet, energetic and charming – Kamli is a very enchanting bear, but she wasn’t always this way. She has had
Bear Cub Rescued From The Menacing Grasp Of Barbed Wires
A wild Sloth bear cub trapped in a barbed-wire fence is an extremely worrisome image. But as soon as the
Pollutants That Threaten The Now And Future Of Wildlife
Even as we become more and more sensitized to the effects of pollution, we’re yet to fully gauge how deep-rooted
Creating A Safe World For Ginger At Wildlife SOS!
In the cold month of December, the Wildlife SOS Rescue team set upon an arduous journey to the city of
One Month Into Pari’s Healing Journey!
20-year-old Pari could barely take a step without experiencing excruciating pain in her legs, yet she was forced to beg
Two Leopards Rescued Under 24 Hours In Maharashtra
As the sun set and the Wildlife SOS Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) wrapped up the day’s work, our team
Helpline Rescues 2022 — A Recap Of The Last 6 Months
The Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Units across Delhi, Agra, Vadodara and in Jammu and Kashmir have been preoccupied. In the
World Lion Day 2022: Protecting The Top Predators
The Gir Forest in Gujarat had a population of about 400 Asiatic lions in 2020, a figure estimated by the
Staff Profile: Kip Peterson
Meet Kip Peterson, who is our Director of Engagement and Advocacy. He joined Wildlife SOS five years ago and has
International Day of World’s Indigenous People: Lessons from the Kalandar Community
Amidst the diverse population of India, an estimated 104 million are Indigenous people. Despite their differences, they share certain commonalities
Rescues From The Helpline – January 2022!
With over 4,000 animals saved in 2021, team Wildlife SOS continues to work dedicatedly this year as well. As temperatures
In Memoriam – Lali, The Leopard With The Striking Red Eyes
Rosettes that inspire awe in man; Roaming in the night and roaming in the day, Lurking in the shadows for
4 Ways How Wildlife Conservation Is Linked With Human Rights!
It’s easy to forget how much our own survival depends on the protection of the natural world. Our very existence
Life From Death Are What Fungi Are All About
Fungi exist in abundance and their diversity is almost mind-boggling. Scientists estimate that there are almost 5 million species of
Plant Fossils: A Peek Into Earth’s Past
Time travel is a fascinating subject. Imagine if a remnant of the past allowed us to do so! The relic
Snake Awareness Workshop For Hindustan Petroleum Employees
The Wildlife SOS team operating out of Vadodara, in collaboration with GSPCA (Gujarat Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals),