Chronological News

Read the latest Nat Geo Article by Jordan Schaul that features an interview with Geeta Seshamani, co-founder of Wildlife SOS.

In another one of many firsts, India’s first Conservation Education Walkway focusing on wildlife conservation with special emphasis on Bear

Currently, Baiju manages the Wildlife SOS Agra Bear Rescue and Rehabilitation Center in India. However, in his early years with

Read the newspapers story about 3 rescued cubs who were reunited with their mother. http://epaper.dnaindia.com/story.aspx?edorsup=Sup&ed_code=820040&ed_page=5&boxid=13037&id=31141&ed_date=11/04/2012

By Vinay Datla Titli was an 8 month old bear cub when she was rescued from Mirzapur. She is now

By Sharon St. Joan When Maya arrived at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Rescue Centre at Mathura, she weighed 3,890 kilos

Dr. Ilayaraja recently attended the ‘Asian Meeting on Zoo and Wildlife Medicine/Conservation’ in Bangkok, Thailand. He presented several veterinary papers

By Jordan Schaul Read the full story of how the ‘dancing bear problem’ was solved. http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2012/10/11/wildlife-sos-india-ends-the-400-year-old-persecution-of-bears-a-conservation-success-story/

The Himalayan Black Bear (also known as Moon Bear), is an endangered subspecies of the Asiatic black bear. It is

Two sloth bear brothers lived for several years in a small dark room. Thousands of pairs of eyes stared at

A team of about 20 volunteers from our Australian partners (FTB) Free the Bears Fund Inc, descended on the Wildlife

Bhola the 45 year old male elephant came in with more injuries than some soldiers returning from battle. Hit by

“Champa” – The word means a sanguine, brilliantly fragrant flower. Not so off the mark for the gentle elephant, Champa.

“India’s urban spaces are more than just concrete jungles. They harbour animals like jackals, mongoose and nilgai. But life in

To spot a porcupine in Delhi’s vanishing forests is a rare sight, but to spot a swimming porcupine is even

Monsoon rains in India have created a potentially challenging situation for the Agra Bear Sanctuary in India where over 270

It’s hard to believe, but it has been a year since Champa arrived at Elephant Haven. Before being taken in

Following on the steps of the Small Indian Civet, rarely found (in Delhi), the Wildlife SOS Delhi Helpline team has

The Wildlife SOS team is busy playing nursemaid these days! With 3 loud, energetic cubs at the Agra centre and

While a Leopard was burnt alive outside Corbett National Park and another brutally battered to death outside Delhi not so