Leopards And Open Wells: A Chronicle Of Danger
“A leopard never changes its spots.” This popular proverb is meant to imply that one cannot change their inherent nature. […]
Chronological News
Welcome Rama, The Newest Pachyderm At EHC
Having been separated from his family at a tender age, Rama, the makhna or tuskless elephant, has suffered nothing but
Today We Said Goodbye To Nina
For the Wildlife SOS team and our many supporters, days like today are a flood of emotions. We are heartbroken
Forms Of Parenting In The Animal World
No one said that parenting is easy. If you think that we humans have it tough, then let’s take a
GPS Collars And Studies On Sloth Bears
Wildlife SOS (WSOS) has been studying wild sloth bears for the past decade in the hopes of ensuring them a
Asian Waterbird Census 2023 At Ramsar Site In Jammu And Kashmir
The Jammu and Kashmir team of Wildlife SOS eagerly participated in the Asian Waterbird Census for 2023. The team accompanied
Elephant Early Warning System – Helping Communities Live Near Wild Elephants
Main photo above: GPS collaring a wild elephant like Van Devi is extremely challenging, expensive and dangerous. As elephants began
Create a Legacy with Wildlife SOS in Your Estate Plans
You too can build a legacy for the wildlife you loveIt’s easy with our partners – Freewill for USA, and
Elephant Of The Month, Ella – The Eldest Pachyderm At Wildlife SOS
Seven decades is a long time. When an elephant is taken away from its natural habitat, made to walk on
In Memory of Gulabo: The Bear That Taught Us Life
On January 9, 2022, our oldest and beloved sloth bear, Gulabo, bid us farewell. As the entire Wildlife SOS team
Nathan: Our Veteran ‘Bear Of The Month’ From Van Vihar
At the time when Wildlife SOS was establishing the Van Vihar Bear Rescue Facility (VVBRF), authorities at the Van Vihar
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,
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
