How Sloth Bears Got Their Name
If you travel to India to see wildlife, one species you might encounter on a safari is a sloth bear. […]
Chronological News
5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Traveling to India
Planning a Trip to India? If You Love Wildlife, Here Are 5 Things to Know Before You Go! Do not
Rescues from the helpline: October!
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
Rescues from the helpline – August!
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
Nourishing Lives At the Wildlife SOS Bear Rehabilitation Centres!
When it comes to wild animals such as leopards, elephants and sloth bears that cannot be released back into their
Hyena Takes Up Residence In A Culvert, Just Miles Away From The Taj Mahal!
Hyenas have long inhabited the rugged terrain of Uttar Pradesh, but with rapid urbanisation and agricultural expansion, their population is
Updates from the field: Ramdurga
As monsoon makes an appearance in the Koppal district of Karnataka, the lush green forests seem to be welcoming new
Raju Celebrates Six Glorious Years Of Freedom At Wildlife SOS!
Imagine spending your whole life in shackles, both mental and physical – never being allowed to exit the length of
India’s largest Waterbed to the rescue, for our elephants’ ailing joints!
In November 2018, Wildlife SOS inaugurated the country’s first Elephant Hospital in Mathura with state-of-the-art technology and equipment to provide
Giving Tuesday – Monumental “Then and Now” Images
A huge thank you from Wildlife SOS for all your Giving Tuesday 2020 support! We shared some striking “then and
Our response to COVID-19 and the challenges we can overcome together
I wanted to give you an update about our response to the COVID-19 pandemic and how it has impacted our
Planning a Trip to India? If You Love Wildlife, Here Are 5 Things to Know Before You Go!
Do not ride elephants in India. There will be many times when you will be offered an opportunity to ride
Striped Hyena, Victim of a Suspected Mob Attack, Rescued By Wildlife SOS
As dusk settles over the city of Agra in Uttar Pradesh, a group of people looks for a Striped Hyena
Wildlife SOS Rescues Rare ‘Levantine Viper’ In Jammu & Kashmir!
In a scintillating start to the week, our team operating out of J&K received a frantic call from locals who
Musth, and the Challenges of Caring for Bull Elephants
Musth (pronounced “must”) is an annual hormonal cycle that naturally occurs in adult male bull elephants. The condition can last
Bear of the Month – Nawab!
The Himalayan brown bear is one of the most ancient brown bear lineages, occupying the remote, mountainous areas of Pakistan,
Rampant Killing Of Elephants In India Must Be Prevented
India is a country rich in biodiversity and has a blend of cultures and a rich heritage that emphasizes the
Watch: How I Became an Elephant
When she was 14 years old, Juliette West set out from California on a quest that would take her
Watch: How I Became an Elephant
When she was 14 years old, Juliette West set out from California on a quest that would take her
Understanding the Distribution of Three Species of Bears in Northeast India
Since 2012 Wildlife SOS has been working with bear biologists from the IUCN Bear Specialist Group and Hemchandracharya North Gujarat
